Two Surrey residents charged with drug and weapon offences cannot be named due to a publication ban.
Metro Vancouver Transit Police say they found a cache of weapons and over $36,000 of cash in the possession of a man and a woman from Surrey who were suspected of trafficking drugs along the SkyTrain corridor.
Following an investigation, transit police and Surrey RCMP arrested the suspects and seized, among other things, fentanyl that was disguised to look like dog treats. “The volume of fentanyl seized equalled nearly 2 million lethal doses, which is alarming, given that we are in the midst of an opioid crisis in B.C. To have it be processed using moulds designed for dog treats meant that this potentially deadly substance was disguised to make it appear benign to anyone who came across it,” said Steed.
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