Calgary Burglary Ring Busted, Dangerous Weapons Seized

0:00Calgary police just charged two men with a bunch of offenses after cracking a wave of break-ins at local businesses. They hid seven spots like gaming stores, electronic shops, and liquidation outlets between January 3 and January 21. The crew smashed front doors, trashed the places, and swiped gaming cards, gadgets, and knives. On February 11, cops raided a house in the 1400 block of 42nd Street, Northeast. They seized three firearms, including a ban handgun, a sawed-off shotgun, and a rifle, plus a taser, extra ammo, and $35,000. And drugs like fentanyl, meth, coke, and mushrooms. Also naved stolen cars, bikes, IDs, and tools for faking keys and docks. These hits caused real damage and headaches for the owners, disrupting operations, and costing them big and losses. Folks in the community are relieved to see these guys off the street, especially with all that stolen gear floating around. The 38-year-old Suspect faces 49 charges from unsafe gun storage and drug trafficking

1:04to break-ins and fake IDs. He's due in court April 17, 2026. His partner, 37 years old, has 18 counts like break-ins and violating release terms with a date April 13. Investigators say they've held these guys accountable for the chaos while pulling dangerous weapons out of circulation, making Calgary a bit safer for everyone. This has been Calgary News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.