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A 23-year-old man was arrested in Moose Jaw after police seized about $95,000 worth of fentanyl (467.5 grams) and an imitation gun from a home and vehicle on the east side of the city on Friday.
The man was charged with with possession of fentanyl for the purpose of trafficking, breach of undertaking and breach of probation.
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He made his first court appearance on Friday, police said.
Police noted that the 467.5 grams of fentanyl seized represents a large quantity of drugs that won’t make it to the streets.
“When fentanyl is dealt by drug dealers on the street, it is typically sold in a “point” (0.1 gram). This seizure equates to over 4,600 ‘points’ removed from the streets that would have been sold,” noted the police force.
