Deschambault Lake RCMP said bootleg alcohol worth over $3,000 destined for the northern Saskatchewan community was seized in two separate traffic stops.
The first happened early Tuesday evening when officers stopped a vehicle with two women on Highway 911 just south of Deschambault Lake.
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Police said 20 bottles of alcohol – including 17 66-ounce bottles of whisky – and a four-pack of Smirnoff Ice were located in the vehicle.
Officers said the bottles were hidden throughout the vehicle to avoid detection.
A second vehicle was stopped a short time later, police said, and two women passengers were found with four 66-ounce bottles of whisky and one 26-ounce bottle of vodka.
The four women were charged with the unlawful keeping of alcohol and will appear in court on April 3.
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RCMP said they were able to make the seizure with the help of people in the community.
Deschambault Lake is approximately 460 kilometres northeast of Saskatoon.
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