$8.5K in drugs, multiple guns seized during Calgary trafficking investigation: police

Guns and drugs seized during a search of a Calgary home on Jan. 14, 2025. (Courtesy: Calgary Police Service)

Four people are facing charges after several guns and drugs—including methamphetamine, fentanyl and cocaine—were seized during a trafficking investigation in northeast Calgary.

Police launched an investigation in early January after officers received information about a suspect who was in possession of weapons and conducting drug-trafficking activity at his home.

On Jan. 14, police searched a home in the 100 block of Castlebrook Way N.E. and a white 2011 Dodge Ram.

The search resulted in the seizure of approximately $8,500 worth of drugs and multiple weapons, including:

-A Remington 870 shotgun;

-An altered Remington 870 shotgun;

-A Mossberg International .22-calibre rifle;

-Shotgun ammunition;

-Approximately 435 grams of methamphetamine worth an estimated $3,500;

-Approximately 26 grams of fentanyl worth an estimated $700;

-Approximately 27 grams of cocaine worth an estimated $1,500;

-Buffering agents; and

-A stolen Surron e-motorcycle.

Additionally, a safe attached to the underside of the truck had 41 grams of crack cocaine worth an estimated $2,500 and approximately eight grams of fentanyl worth an estimated $300.

Two men and two women are each facing more than a dozen charges.

All four are scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday.

Anyone with information about suspected drug trafficking is asked to call police at 403-266-1234. Tips can also be submitted anonymously through Crime Stoppers.