Five people were arrested in Calgary as part of a drug trafficking investigation. Authorities announced 30 charges were laid against the suspects. The arrests are part of Operation Restore, a city initiative targeting crime and social disorder in downtown areas and along transit lines.
The operation focused on disrupting illegal drug activities in high-traffic zones. Police said the investigation involved multiple agencies working together. The suspects were detained after a coordinated effort to seize evidence and identify participants.
Operation Restore has been ongoing for several months, aiming to improve public safety and reduce criminal activity. The initiative includes increased patrols and surveillance in key areas. Officials emphasized the importance of community cooperation in combating drug-related offenses. The charges include possession and distribution of narcotics, with some cases involving organized networks.
