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  WINNIPEG -- Winnipeg police have arrested two more people in connection to a multi-provincial drug network that resulted in seizures of $11.5 million. Back in February, police arrested 11 people in connection to Project Gold Dust. Officers also seized 17 kilograms of cocaine, three ounces of ecstasy, 21 pounds of cannabis, as well as cash, Bitcoin, jewelry and other items. Police also seized several vehicles and residential commercial properties. Investigators have now arrested and charged Matthew William Liwanag, 25, and Jeremiah Bruce Alcera, 23. They have both been charged with c...

Article content Two B.C. men face criminal charges related to a Winnipeg police-led cocaine trafficking investigation that resulted in the seizure of nearly $11.6 million in drugs, money, vehicles and property. More than $4.3 million in cash, vehicles and properties were seized in British Columbia, according to the Winnipeg Police Service, as part of the operation dubbed Project Gold Dust. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Two B.C. men charged in major cocaine trafficking bust, $3.75 million in properties seized here Back to video Charged from ...

Author of the article: Kevin King Publishing date: Feb 24, 2021  •  February 24, 2021  •  2 minute read  •  Winnipeg Police Inspector Max Waddell announces that a major inter-provincial drug network was dismantled recently during what they have called Project Gold Dust. During the 10-month long investigation the police were able to confiscate among other things; 17 kilograms of cocaine (which the dealers were calling BitCoin), 21lbs of cannabis, $2million in cash, $107,000 in bit-coin, along with several guns which were on display at the police headquarters during the media co...

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