Winnipeg Police Seize Nearly $1 Million in Drugs in Interprovincial Trafficking Investigation

 Winnipeg Police Seize Nearly $1 Million in Drugs in Interprovincial Trafficking Investigation

The Winnipeg Police Service has dismantled an alleged organized crime network involved in transporting illegal drugs from Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta into Manitoba.

The investigation, launched in December 2025 by the Organized Crime Unit, focused on the trafficking of cocaine, methamphetamine, ketamine and prescription opioids.

Investigators found that the drugs were transported to Winnipeg through passenger vehicles, courier services, postal shipments and commercial airlines before being stored and distributed through various locations.

On August 26, 2026, police, with assistance from several law enforcement agencies, including the Canada Border Services Agency, Ontario Provincial Police, Peel Regional Police and RCMP, executed multiple search warrants in Winnipeg and the Greater Toronto Area.

During the searches, officers seized methamphetamine, cocaine, ketamine, MDMA , thousands of prescription opioid pills, $126,000 in Canadian currency,

Six firearms and more than 800 rounds of ammunition.

The total estimated street value of the drugs seized is approximately $970,000.

The following individuals were arrested in connection with the investigation:

Winnipeg:

Tarundev SINGH (32)

Devinder SINGH (57)

Amandeep SINGH (47)

Mandeep Singh DUTTA (37)

Karanvir SINGH (24)

Maganpreet BOPARAI (25)

Ontario:

Tarnvir SANDHU (37)

Karan JOSHI (34)

Manjinder Singh SAGOO (43)

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