Police Seize $2 Million in Cash, Cars and Drugs in GTA-Wide Investigation

UPDATE: Durham Regional Police have corrected earlier information, stating the total value of seizures in Project Kamloops is $2 million, not $6.5 million as previously reported. Durham Regional Police, in collaboration with the RCMP, Toronto Police Service, and Peel Regional Police, executed multiple search warrants earlier this week as part of a GTA-wide drug trafficking investigation. The coordinated operation, known as Project Kamloops, began in the spring and targeted drug trafficking activities in Durham Region and <a href="https://www.kawartha411.ca/2019/06/20/durham-regional-police-and-rcmp-seize-6-5-million-in-drugs-cash-and-cars/?amp=1">See More</a> across the Greater Toronto Area. This week, nine search warrants were carried out at several residences and businesses in Durham, Toronto, and <a href="https://ajt-ventures.com/?s=Peel%20Region">Peel Region</a>. According to police, the raids resulted in the seizure of approximately $875,000 in cash, vehicles, and drugs, in addition to previous seizures made during the investigation. <a href="https://www.homeclick.com/search.aspx?search=Seizures">Seizures</a>; Include: Six vehicles (Proceeds of Crime) One firearm Quantities of cash, cocaine, fentanyl, and MDMA Nine people were arrested without incident and are now facing a total of 60 charges related to the investigation. Police say the combined value of all seizures linked to Project Kamloops, including this week’s operation, is just over $2 million.