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Hamilton police take $5.5M of drugs off the streets in Project Skyfall

Investigators say they seized drugs with a street value of $5.5 million, 13 handguns, one long gun and $765,000 in cash during the two years. HPS

Hamilton police say in a two-year investigation called Project Skyfall — designed to take down a highly sophisticated drug syndicate involving organized crime — helped to put a significant dent in the illegal drug trade in the region.

The operation was born in 2019 involving Halton and Hamilton police, along with the RCMP.

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Investigators say they seized drugs with a street value of $5.5 million, 13 handguns, one long gun and $765,000 in cash during the two years.

Some of the drugs seized include cocaine, fentanyl, methamphetamines and illegal cannabis.

Seventeen people were arrested and are facing 145 charges in total.

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All of them are facing several charges each, including possession and trafficking of an illegal substance.

 

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