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Jul 20, 2022 1:06 AM - The Canadian Press

West Shore RCMP stops 720 single doses of suspected Fentanyl from distribution within our communities

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West Shore RCMP Major Crime Units teamed up during the execution of a search warrant in Langford and seized a significant amount of drugs and multiple weapons. (Photo - West Shore RCMP/Twitter)

West Shore RCMP Major Crime Units teamed up during the execution of a search warrant in Langford and seized a significant amount of drugs and multiple weapons.

On Friday, July 8, 2022, the West Shore RCMP Crime Reduction Unit and Drug & Organized Crime Unit worked together and executed a search warrant on a residence in the 600 block of Fairway Avenue in Langford.

The officers located and seized:

A shotgun;

Airsoft guns;

Ammunition;

Cash;

Approximately 720 single doses of suspected Fentanyl;

Approximately 2490 single doses of suspected Methamphetamine;

Approximately 160 single doses of suspected Cocaine; and

Large amount of what appears to be pharmaceutical drugs.

A 32-year-old man of Langford was arrested for drug and weapon related offences. He was released from custody with a court appearance scheduled for late October. The investigation is ongoing as further analysis will be done on the drugs and firearm seized. The West Shore RCMP will be working with BC Prosecution Services to forward the appropriate charges.

The West Shore RCMP make it a priority to target those responsible for trafficking Fentanyl and illegal drugs in our communities, says Constable Steve Marcil, with the West Shore RCMP Crime Reduction Unit. There is a nexus between the drug trade and gun violence and we are always working hard to get both off the streets to keep our communities safe.

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