Thursday, November 24, 2022

Abbotsford drug bust tied to Surrey

City News is reporting that "Three men in Abbotsford have been arrested by police after an investigation into numerous overdose deaths within the city. According to Abbotsford Police Department, its Drug Enforcement Unit was able to find the drug suppliers and dealers of a 'known drug-trafficking operation.' In a statement, AbbyPD says during a search of the three men’s homes in Abbotsford and Surrey, it found 1.3 kilograms of fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, and cocaine — worth about $200,000."

"Police say they also found three handguns, two of which had silencers, and $90,000 in cash. 'All three males arrested in this investigation are Abbotsford residents associated with the Lower Mainland Gang Conflict (LMGC). DEU will continue to target known members or associates of the LMGC who operate and sell fentanyl within Abbotsford, leading to overdose deaths within our community,' Sgt. Mike Hanninen said." This is what the police arr supposed to do. Note that it was the Abbotsford PD not the CFSEU or the Surrey RCMP. Just sayn.

9 comments:

  1. Another Surrey RCMP officer publicity charged with crimes...Cpl. Peter Leckie.

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    1. Another one of the FOCCers - Friends of Crag Callen.

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  2. LMGC, that's a new one. They go to a lot of trouble not to name names. Why is that?

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    1. Rcmp name their projects after the division they are in. Example in BC is E-Pandora from 2000s or Destroy in Manitoba from the mid 90s. Units named after the targets they will be investigating have catch words like you see here.

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  3. I’ve met plenty of upstanding citizens that got an injury and got prescribed fentynal and spiraled into addiction and eventually death. That is discusting!!!!!!

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  4. Good to hear lost my Son in March he left behind 2 daughters under 7 one battling leukaemia

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    1. Sad for you. Be strong for your grand daughters

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    2. That is so devastating. My sincere condolences. U must be strong for your grandchildren. Please eml the Premier. Make sure he attaches personally to the sadness of your family. We need to arrest drug dealers, why is there so few big busts in this Province?

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  5. I’m assuming there are no big busts in this province because the people that should be doing the busting are not gonna bust themselves.

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