Two people are facing multiple charges after police found trip-wires set up to deter people from entering a certain area.
OPP teams attended a Parks Canada property on Subway Road in Trenton, Ont., on July 3 to investigate a recent break and enter.
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Police found trip-wires that had been set up. They were safely dismantled.
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Two people from Quinte West were arrested and charged with creating traps likely to cause bodily harm.
They also face charges of possession of a firearm contrary to a prohibition order, possession of methamphetamine and mischief.
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