2 Air Canada Employees Arrested by RCMP in Alleged Drug Trafficking Probe
Two Air Canada employees have been arrested as part of an RCMP investigation into cocaine and cannabis trafficking through Montreal–Trudeau International Airport. The investigation was launched in May after the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) intercepted 62.5 kilograms of cocaine that was concealed in backpacks on a flight from Punta Cana, the Eastern Region RCMP [...]
An RCMP investigation into drug trafficking at Montreal–Trudeau International Airport has led to the arrest of two Air Canada employees. The probe began in May after the CBSA intercepted 62.5 kilograms of cocaine from a flight originating in Punta Cana. Over the course of the investigation, officers also confiscated 56 kilograms of cannabis.
- Two Air Canada employees arrested in drug trafficking probe.
- Investigation focused on Montreal–Trudeau International Airport.
- RCMP investigation launched in May after CBSA intercepted 62.5 kg of cocaine.
- 56 kg of cannabis was also confiscated.
- Search warrants executed at two homes and a vehicle in the Greater Montreal area.
- A search was conducted at the employees’ work base in Dorval with Air Canada’s cooperation.
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