Savanna Ashley-Lynn Malone and co-accused Tyson Bone, 32, have been charged with more than a dozen possession for the purpose of trafficking and gun-related offences, according to court documents. She was arrested after RCMP raided a West Kelowna home and found guns, drugs and a seven-year-old child.
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August 26, 2016 - 6:30 PM
WEST KELOWNA – Charges of drug trafficking and possession of guns have been laid against a West Kelowna resident from Alberta who was arrested last month after police raided a suspected gang member's home.
Savanna Ashley-Lynn Malone, 24, and co-accused Tyson Ashleigh Bone, 32, have been charged with more than a dozen drug and gun-related offences, according to court documents.
Malone — whose identity was not released during an RCMP press conference following the raid — was arrested along with Bone, who is a suspected member of the Kelowna Warriors gang, and a 37-year-old unidentified man.
A seven-year-old child was also taken from the home and placed in the care of the Ministry of Child and Family Development.
Police seized numerous shotguns, pistols and semi-automatic rifles as well as nine 500ml bottles of GBH, six grams of cocaine and 20 grams of methamphetamines from the Windt Road home on July 7.
They also found a leather vest with three patches on the back reading Kelowna Warriors, which Const. Jesse O’Donaghey called a “known gang.”
She made her first appearance in court this week and will be back again in September.
Police displayed guns and drugs confiscated from a West Kelowna home during a press conference July 13, 2016. Tyson Bone, Savanna Malone and one other man were arrested for possession for the purpose of trafficking and firearm offences.
(ADAM PROSKIW / iNFOnews.ca)
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