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OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, May 20, 2009 · 4 $ all 10 Flats of 48 Buy any two HANGING BASKETS priced $20 or more and deduct Police raid nets drug bust An Oakville resident is facing a number of criminal charges connected to drug trafficking following a police raid on Victoria Day. Police said the raid was the culmination of a two-month investigation in Oakville. This investigation came to an end on Victoria Day when officers of the Halton Regional Police Service Drug and Morality Bureau executed a search warrant at a Newcastle Crescent home. As a result of the raid, police seized around 70 grams of cocaine, four grams of powdered ecstasy, $900 in counterfeit money and an assortment of trafficking paraphernalia. Police also seized a 2001 Honda Civic. The combined street value of the seized drugs is estimated to be around $5,800. Ricardo Kastner, 28, of Oakville, is charged with trafficking in a controlled substance, possessing a controlled substance (cocaine) for the purpose of trafficking, possession of a controlled substance (ecstasy), possession of counterfeit currency and three counts of driving while disqualified. OFF the total! only 9 GERANIUMS % 20 $ PETUNIAS .99 per Flat Keep car doors locked warn police Continued from page 1 off separate car thefts to this trio with the thefts taking place on Acton Crescent, Bethal Green Road, Wedgewood Drive, Candler Road, Devon Road, Chartwell Road, Ash Tree Way, Beechfield Road and Constance Drive. Police are expecting more people to come forward as the thefts are discovered. All of the suspects, who cannot be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, have been charged with multiple counts of theft under $5,000 and multiple counts of possession of stolen property. One of the young persons has also been charged with obstruction for giving police a false name at the time of his arrest. Halton police are reminding residents to keep their car doors locked, to keep valuables out of their cars or failing that, to at least keep them out of sight. Parents are also being advised to question their children if they stay out late and then show up with expensive property they couldn't possibly afford. Halton police are continuing to investigate this incident and anyone who has information related to it is asked to call the Oakville Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4747, ext. 2215 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Visit www.connon.ca for: Refer a friend and save! · Our entire 2009 Plant Guide. Over 3,000 plant photos now online! · Nursery Stock Specials · Educational Gardening Videos · Weekly Garden Tips Do You Have Your FREE Helping You Grow Package? Visit us to Receive Safe Start: Beginner Driver Education CLASSROOM 25 hrs in-class Evenings & Weekends Small class sizes Use of interactive tools to keep students engaged - 6 hrs simulation - Adverse Weather effects - Risk free environment - Focused on highway, urban & city driving SIMULATION IN-CAR LESSON in Coupons! SALES & PRODUCTION YARD - 10 hrs private in-car lessons - Flexible scheduling & pick up - Professional & Skilled Book your space Instructors before May 31 GARDEN CENTRE BRANT ST. May 30, 31 June 6, 7 -ySaturday & Sunday 9:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. April 21 - Tuesday & Thursday ­ 6:00pm to 9:15pm y p p JuneMay27, 28, 29 -0 ­ Saturday & Sunday, Monday 9:30 to 4:15p p.m. 26, 2, 3, 9, 10 S Saturday, Sunday ­ 9:30am a.m. :15pm Friday, to 4:15 Courses for additional savings! Call today to Register! Both locations open at 7am, Mon. to Sat. www.connon.ca For course information: www.drivewiseoakville.com info@drivewiseoakville.com 905.845.7200