Three people face charges after 67 kg of cocaine seizure in Quebec and New Brunswick
Cocaine trafficking charges follow an RCMP seizure in St-Sauveur, Que. 67 kg seized, $115K in cash and ammo; see who was arrested and what's next
Three people from Quebec and New Brunswick are facing cocaine trafficking charges after an RCMP seizure in StSauveur, Que.
Police say Sébastien Morel, 42, and Evens Pierrelouis, 50, both of StSauveur, and Rodrigue Gionet, 72, of Allardville, N.B., were arrested last week and were due in Montreal court for a bail hearing.
RCMP say officers found about 67 kilograms of cocaine, $115,000 in cash, firearm ammunition and several cellphones during the search. Two other people were arrested on the day of the search and seizure but were later released after questioning, and police say charges could still be laid later.