Ninety officers from the SQ, Montreal police, RCMP and regional police executed raids on 13 homes and nine vehicles.
Police in and around Montreal say they dealt a major blow to organized crime, seizing a half kilo of cocaine, 17,000 pills and $460,000 in cash during a series of raids Wednesday.
The raids, which yielded no arrests, are part of a continuing investigation into a narcotics ring linked to the Hells Angels.
“The goal wasn’t to get arrests,” said Sgt. Claude Denis, of the Sûreté du Québec. “This was about hitting their operations.”
Ninety officers from the SQ, Montreal police, RCMP and regional police executed raids on 13 homes and nine vehicles.
The task force, Escouade nationale de répression du crime organisé, was created last year to combat with the Hells Angels biker gang.
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The raids, which yielded no arrests, are part of a continuing investigation into a narcotics ring linked to the Hells Angels.
“The goal wasn’t to get arrests,” said Sgt. Claude Denis, of the Sûreté du Québec. “This was about hitting their operations.”
Ninety officers from the SQ, Montreal police, RCMP and regional police executed raids on 13 homes and nine vehicles.
The task force, Escouade nationale de répression du crime organisé, was created last year to combat with the Hells Angels biker gang.
Canada - BN.
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