A Stratford woman was in the process of selling drugs Friday when police swooped in.
The 30-year-old woman has not been named in a press release from the RCMP but she will be in court Jan. 14 next year to face trafficking charges.
"The suspect was in the process of making a drug transaction when she was arrested," said a police media report. "A subsequent search of the suspect and a related vehicle resulted in the seizure of a quantity of cocaine, prescription drugs, hashish, money and other drug paraphernalia."
The arrest was the work of the RCMP Queens District street crime unit and Charlottetown Police Service street crime unit.
The woman has been released from custody while she awaits her court appearances.
"The woman has been released from custody while she awaits her court appearances" Why? And why wait till Jan 14th? Do we need more judges or just harder working ones? So, it's business as usual for her until Jan? Is there nowhere she can be incarcerated until then? Bread, bologne and water aren't expensive. At least have a tracking anklet on her and have her reporting in daily. Should have her, and others like her, in blocks with head and arms sticking out in a city square like the old days. Cops do a great job and this is the result. Poor, poor system.