**6.5 Year Sentence For St. Thomas Man Convicted of Drug and Firearm Offences**
On Monday January 9th, 2022, Kyle Moir was found guilty of a multitude of charges from arrests made in 2020. Moir was part of a lengthy investigation by the St. Thomas Police Street Crime Unit, which culminated in a search warrant at his downtown apartment. As a result of the search warrant, the Street Crime Unit seized approximately $60,000 worth of drugs and cash, along with multiple guns and ammunition.
Moir was found guilty of the following offences:
Count 2 – Possession of unauthorized firearm
Count 3 – Possession of unauthorized firearm
Count 4 – Possession of unauthorized firearm
Count 5 – Possession of a firearm while prohibited
Count 8 – Fail to comply with release order
Count 10 – Possession of a loaded prohibited firearm
Count 11 – Possession of a prohibited device
Count 12 – Possession of a prohibited device
Count 17 – Fail to comply with release order
With the conviction last Monday, Moir has been sentenced to 6.5 years in custody. The St. Thomas Police Service would like to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of members from the Street Crime Unit, Uniform Patrol, K-9, the Public Prosecution Service of Canada, and the Provincial Crown Attorney. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to seeing through a long and arduous process, and bringing a successful resolution to this matter.
