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A Brant County man who caused major damage to a Brantford business in 2018 and then jumped bail, was arrested and sent to prison after Brant OPP found him with a pound and a half of cocaine.
James B. Carpenter, 36, and his partner were arrested Jan. 14 when the OPP executed a search warrant on the Cainsville home occupied by Carpenter and his partner.
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In court recently, Carpenter took responsibility for the drugs and his previous crimes as well.
As Justice Gethin Edward reviewed the progression of Carpenter’s crimes over the last few years, he indicated the man would have been better off in jail.
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A Six Nations of the Grand River woman who was selling drugs to feed a $2,000-a-week fentanyl habit was sent to jail when she appeared in Ontario Court.
Whitney Harris, 29, had 21.9 grams of methamphetamine when she was busted in July 2019. Released on bail, Harris was arrested again a month later holding 12 grams of fentanyl, a deadly opioid.
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Harris got a form of house arrest while awaiting trial and was ordered to live with her surety, her mother, who was considered a stabilizing influence. But that surety was revoked by Harris’s mother in September.