A full-patch member of the Hells Angels is among 22 people who have been charged by Manitoba RCMP as part of a four-year investigation leading to what Mounties say is the biggest drug seizure they’ve been involved with.
On Tuesday, Mounties announced the results of Project Divergent, a national and international operation “focused on the importation and distribution of illicit guns and drugs."
Officers also seized 14 handguns, five assault-style rifles and more than $445,000 in Canadian money. “We’ve been able to cause a large disruption in the flow of guns and drugs in the country,” she said.
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