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Year-long central Alberta investigation into organized crime leads to $250K worth of drugs and cash

Two men are facing a total of 57 charges after an organized crime investigation in central Alberta. Sarah Kraus, Global News

A year-long investigation into organized crime in central Alberta has resulted in the seizure of $250,000 in drugs and cash, as well as five firearms.

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On June 21, The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT) arrested two suspects and laid 57 charges as part of Project Rails.

During the investigation, ALERT seized two handguns, two shotguns, an SKS rifle and a body armour vest. Police said they also found 1.2 kilograms of cocaine, 2.3 kilograms of cannabis, 2.3 kilograms of cannabis resin and 240 millilitres of cannabis oil.

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Investigators said they also seized $39,000 cash proceeds of crime.

Police said one of the handguns had its serial number removed, while the other was a prohibited revolver-type handgun. The rifle had a drum magazine.

Keegan Robinson, 26, of Red Deer is facing 18 charges. He was released on bail and is scheduled to be in court on July 19.

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Levin Hill, 24, from Sylvan Lake is facing 39 charges. He was also released on bail and is also scheduled to appear in court on July 19.

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