The man continued to sell drugs in Victoria while he had a trafficking case before the courts in Vancouver.
A man who continued selling cocaine in Victoria after being charged in a Vancouver dial-a-dope operation should go to jail, a judge heard March 22.
Shortly afterwards, a black pickup truck arrived and picked up the officer. Police, who were monitoring, noted the licence plate and were able to connect the truck to Khunkhun. Police seized 1.15 grams of cocaine and $525 in cash. Of the cash, bill serial numbers on $100 matched those taken from the undercover officer.In December 2021, Victoria police received a warrant to track a dial-a-dope number.
Again, on Jan. 6, a second undercover officer called the line and met a vehicle from which they bought 14.31 grams of cocaine for $850.Gardner sought four months jail on the Vancouver charge and six months on the Victoria charge. She suggested the sentences be served consecutively. Khunkhun’s lawyer Brian Coleman said a conditional sentence was appropriate, suggesting that instead of jail time he live with his family under supervision and strict conditions.
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