Western Manitoba drug ring disbanded
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SEVEN people have been charged with a multitude of drug and weapons offences after police took down a ring that trafficked coke, meth and fentanyl in western Manitoba.
A seven-month probe, called Project Debris culminated on Tuesday with the seizure of controlled substances, 14 firearms and $17,000 from locations in Brandon and Rivers.
Five additional subjects have warrants out for their arrest.
Police also seized a stolen Honda Goldwing motorcycle from British Columbia and several motorcycles, including two Harley Davidsons, which are considered proceeds of crime.
Mounties were aided by Brandon and Rivers police.