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Edmonton Men Busted in Major Drug, Gun Ring

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Two Edmonton men face charges for drug and firearms trafficking after police seize $800,000 worth of meth, cocaine, and fentanyl. The bust began with a traffic stop, leading to the discovery of a prohibited handgun, loaded shotgun, counterfeit money, and over $31,000 in cash. Both suspects were arrested and released pending court date, as authorities continue investigating the full network behind this operation.

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Edmonton Men Busted in Major Drug, Gun Ring

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Edmonton Men Busted in Major Drug, Gun Ring. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

243-year-old Edmonton men are facing 24 charges for drug and firearms trafficking after police seized drugs worth $800,000 along with guns and cash. The bust involved massive amounts of methamphetamine, cocaine and fentanyl pulled from two homes in the city. It all began with the traffic stop on April 9, 2025, near Wainwright by RCMP officers acting on a tip from Alberta law, enforcement response teams, or alert. They suspected the driver had picked up a drug load in Winnipeg headed for Edmonton. Alerts organized crime team had been tracking these guys for weeks, highlighting how such operations disrupt major supply lines into Alberta communities. Taking these substances off the streets prevents a lot of harm from spreading locally. Officers also found a prohibited handgun with a suppressor, a loaded shotgun, counterfeit money and over $31,000 in cash, plus a vehicle with a hidden compartment.

The men were arrested back on March 19. Both suspects were released, pending their next court date on April 14, as authorities continue piecing together the full network behind this operation. Our Raps Canada News today brought to you with AI.

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