CBC is reporting that "Ontario Provincial Police have seized more than 1,000 kilograms of pure cocaine in what the force is describing as the "largest single drug seizure in OPP history." The seizure took place in the course of a multi-jurisdictional investigation that followed the cocaine from Argentina to the Port of Montreal, where it was sent to Ontario to be distributed."
"Police say various caches of cocaine were found at the Port of Montreal and in Stoney Creek, Ont. As a result, three Canadian men are facing charges of importation and possession with the purpose of trafficking. Luis Enrique Karim-Altamirano, Mauricio Antonio Medina-Gatica, and Oban Orozco-Lomeli, the three men facing charges, are all originally from the Greater Toronto Area."
May of this year, Luis Enrique Karim-Altamirano, 52, of Vaughan and Mauricio Antonio Medina-Gatica, 36, of Brampton were charged with importing cocaine and possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking after police caught them with 142 kilos in their car.
OK the cocaine was coming from Montreal to Ontario. That makes more sense. Didn't think the Ontario Village idiots wanted another cap in their ass from les frères dans Quebec. You dont think the Ontario Village Idiots ratted them out in retaliation do ya?
Police called the operation Project Hope. A thousand kilos is massive.
not only massive but funny. that ought to put a dent in the profit margin. Nice work by the police.
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