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New Brunswick RCMP Federal Operations West in conjunction with Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), the RCMP in the Greater Toronto Area and assistance from Saint John Police have arrested eight people in two separate drug seizures.
Approximately 170 kilograms of cocaine were discovered in shipping containers that came through the Port of Saint John destined for the Toronto area. Eight men ranging in age from 31 to 70 have been charged with importing, conspiracy to import, and possession for the purpose of trafficking.
the combined efforts of the RCMP and CBSA we have been able to remove a very large quantity of cocaine off the streets,prada outlet, says Inspector Lise Roussel, New Brunswick RCMP Federal Policing Operations. means that more than a half a million illegal drug deals have been stopped.
and organized crime have influenced the drug trade for years,coach factory outlet, stated Superintendent Rick Penney, RCMP Greater Toronto Area Drug Commander. are starting to see a spill over into our daily lives and some of the shootings we are seeing in our neighbourhoods clearly demonstrate the effects illicit drugs are having on our communities.
On May 29, 2012, CBSA agents inspected a cargo shipping container where they discovered approximately 120 kilograms of cocaine. Bags of cocaine were concealed within several wooden pallets stacked within the container. The pallet boards had been hollowed out and filled with bags of cocaine. The container which also contained food products was destined to Ontario. On June 16, 2012, five men were arrested in Ontario and charged with importing narcotics, conspiracy to import cocaine, and possession for the purpose of trafficking. Police have charged 40 year old James Joseph Buttazzoni and 41 year old Gary Glen Ramoutar, both from Toronto,red valentino, 37 year old Rampersaud Ramlall of Whitby, Ontario, 50 year old Lawrence Fitzpatrick Dalloo of Ottawa,herve leger, and 31 year old Sean Mohammed Hussain of Mississauga.
All five men are scheduled to appear in court on July 9,true religion outlet, 2012.
In a second seizure on June 5, 2012, CBSA agents again discovered another container, also destined for Toronto,longchamp pas cher, containing cocaine concealed in wooden pallets. This time approximately 48 kilograms of cocaine was found. The sea container was allegedly en route from Guyana,soccer shoes, via the port of Saint John to Toronto where it was addressed to an area business. On June 18, 2012, RCMP arrested three individuals, 57 year old Joseph Compton Grant Stuart, 56 year old Ephraim Agustus Grant Stuart,true religion outlet, and 70 year old Dennis Andrew Grant Stuart,louboutin, all of Toronto. They have all been charged with importing narcotics, conspiracy to import cocaine and trafficking cocaine.

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