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RCMP Arrests Two in Drug Trafficking Case in P.E.I.

The Prince Edward Island RCMP has arrested two individuals in connection with cocaine trafficking. More than 200 grams of cocaine and several firearms were seized in New Haven. The arrests involve two individuals from Nova Scotia facing charges related to drug trafficking.

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In a significant operation earlier this week, the Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) RCMP arrested two Nova Scotians following a seizure of over 200 grams of cocaine and multiple firearms in New Haven. This development is tied to ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking on the island. Authorities have confirmed that the two arrested suspects are facing charges in relation to cocaine trafficking. This operation highlights the RCMP's commitment to addressing drug-related crime and ensuring public safety in the region. Further investigations may reveal additional details regarding the extent of operations and any linkages to broader trafficking networks in the Atlantic region.

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