A year-long joint investigation between Peel Regional Police and several other police forces has resulted in the arrest of sixteen people in Ontario.
The investigation (dubbed “Project Cartella”) concluded on Wednesday (July 19). Police seized a firearm, a quantity of drugs with a street value of nearly three million dollars, and a large quantity of Canadian currency.
Of the sixteen people charged, two were from Brampton. Brampton citizens Omar Badran, 34, and Asif Khan, 38, were charged with numerous drug offences, firearm offences and possession of property obtained by crime offences.
The full list of evidence seized during the investigation is as follows:
- Province providing additional funding for long-term care facilities in Brampton
- Police body cameras get full roll out at Pearson Airport
- Peel cop did nothing wrong during incident where Brampton man broke ankle, says SIU
- 8.6 kilograms of Cocaine
- 85 kilograms of Marijuana
- 1.4 kilograms of Hashish
- 6100 pills of Oxycodone
- 31 ounces of MDMA
- 6.4 grams of Fentanyl
- .25 calibre BRYCO Arms pistol and ammunition
- Large quantity of Canadian currency
The suspects were charged and released with pending court appearances.
