Police officer says he's not to blame for failed drug case - Victoria Times Colonist
Robb Ferris, the former Victoria police constable named as the catalyst for the demise of a major drug case, says he has been wrongly blamed.
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Robb Ferris, the former Victoria police constable named as the catalyst for the demise of a major drug case, says he has been wrongly blamed.
The former Victoria police constable named as the catalyst for the demise of a major case involving $30 million worth of drugs says he has been wrongly blamed.
Drug charges have been stayed against three men who Victoria’s police chief once described as being “at the top of the fentanyl trafficking pyramid in British Columbia.” The investigation that led to their arrest and a $30-million seizure of drugs, guns and cash is stained by police misconduct.
Charges have been stayed against three men in a drug-trafficking case dubbed Project Juliet after allegations of police misconduct.
Charges have been stayed against three men in a drug-trafficking case dubbed Project Juliet after allegations of police misconduct.