
Saint John Police Bust Drug Ring, Seize Fentanyl
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Saint John Police Dismantle Drug Trafficking Ring: Four Arrested, Fentanyl and Crystal Meth Seized
In a significant blow to the regions opioid crisis, Saint John police have arrested four individuals and seized a substantial amount of fentanyl and crystal meth, estimated to be worth approximately $93,520 on the street. The arrests, which included a 37-year-old woman facing trafficking charges, and three others charged with fentanyl trafficking, could prevent serious harm in the community. The operation underscores the ongoing efforts to combat street drugs and protect public safety.
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Edmunds and police are renewing their call for tips on a mysterious shooting in the northeast part of the city back on March 30th, 20th, 25th. An adult male showed up at a medical center with a gunshot wound after waking up injured at his home near 34th Street and Abbott's Field Road. Around 5.40 am, the injury wasn't life-threatening and the guy was just sleeping peacefully when it happened. Cops confirmed he's got no criminal record and his place isn't on their radar at all. This case really drives home the risks to everyday folks caught in the crossfire from stray bullets. Detectives are thankful it didn't turn deadly for this innocent bystander. After chasing every lead they could, investigators are now leaning on the public for help. They're asking drivers or neighbors in the area to check dash cams or security footage from 5am to 6am that morning. If you've got info or video, hit up eminence and police service at 780424567 or pound
377 from your cell. Anonymous tips go to Crime Stoppers at 1-82222-8477 or online at p3tips.com-25. Zero. Let's get this solved. Local news powered by AI. This is Canada News Today.
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