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Walpole Island pair cleared of all weapons charges in sawed-off shotgun trial - Vimarsana News

Walpole Island pair cleared of all weapons charges in sawed-off shotgun trial

A pair of Walpole Island residents have been cleared of a combined 10 weapons charges linked to a sawed-off shotgun police found during a raid at the First…

Walpole Island sawed-off shotgun trial starts with a bang - Vimarsana News

Walpole Island sawed-off shotgun trial starts with a bang

While searching a house on Walpole Island First Nation with a drug-trafficking warrant, provincial police found mail linking the home to two suspects they’d…

Year-long drug investigation in area First Nation 'struck a real blow' - Vimarsana News

Year-long drug investigation in area First Nation 'struck a real blow'

Thirty suspects are facing nearly 150 charges linked to a 14-month investigation into drug trafficking in Walpole Island First Nation, but the most important…

Year-long drug investigation in area First Nation 'struck a real blow' | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week - Vimarsana News

Year-long drug investigation in area First Nation 'struck a real blow' | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week

Thirty suspects are facing nearly 150 charges linked to a 14-month investigation into drug trafficking in Walpole Island First Nation, but the most important…

Walpole Island drug investigation leads to 149 charges - Vimarsana News

Walpole Island drug investigation leads to 149 charges

A total of 30 people are facing nearly 150 charges after a multi-jurisdictional investigation on Walpole Island. According to police, ‘Project McNulty’ was aimed at 'stemming the flow of dangerous illegal drugs onto Walpole Island First Nation.'