 | In a sign of the the times, Vancouver man Jordan Tanner Dakota Treleaven, 32, has been pinned with 7 charges including exporting fentanyl to the U.S. CFSEU-BC opened an investigation in February into a man who was believed to be importing guns into the country illegally. Cops obtained a search warrant for a property in Vancouver and found a gun and 600 grams of fentanyl. Treleaven was arrested in Alberta on May 22. |
 | Investigation revealed four outgoing shipments of fentanyl – originating from Vancouver and destined for the United States – containing 1,500 grams of fentanyl. “These shipments were intercepted by United States Customs and Border Protection.” There is no indication how long the bum was in business or where his fentanyl (and meth) was coming from. The narrative that Canadian made fentanyl ISN'T going into American is disproven again. Canadian fentanyl very clearly IS being exported into the U.S. This example is retail amounts. This space believes wholesale quantities have long been shipped across the border, some by helicopter. See ----->CFSEU See ----->Hunter Helicopters |
