Courtesy Thunder Bay police
A huge drug bust by police has netted $2.7-million in narcotics involving 12 suspects from Thunder Bay and Toronto.
Thunder Bay police, along with Provincial and Toronto police, as well as Canada Border Services Agency, say Project Valiant took place between August and December of last year, resulting in a number of locations in Thunder Bay being raided, and one in Markham.
Police say 1.55kgs of cocaine were found, as well as 11.9kgs of fentanyl, over 4,000 oxycodone pills, hundreds of packages of cannabis edibles, 15 different styles of guns, a crossbow, 2 high capacity magazines, 2 tasers and thousands of rounds of ammunition.