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RCMP seizes $412,000 cash, 915 grams cocaine, 507 fentanyl pills, 10 ounces meth

byCustoms Today Report
04/03/2015
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OTTAWA:  Grande Prairie RCMP charged two men with a variety of drug offences following a nine-month investigation.

Police said search warrants were executed at two apartments. In addition, police searched two motor vehicles.

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RCMP seized more than $412,000 in Canadian currency, 915 grams of cocaine, 507 fentanyl pills, 10 ounces of crystal methamphetamine and two ounces of heroin.

Police have arrested and charged 36-year-old Abdikarim Farha of Grande Prairie with possession of proceeds of crime over $5,000 and breach of a recognizance.

An arrest warrant has been issued for 35-year-old Arte Abdillie Jama of Grande Prairie. Jama, who goes by the street name Fresh, has been charged with possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking and possession of proceeds of crime over $5,000.

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