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Police seized more fentanyl at Chilliwack lab than previous Canadian record bust in Falkland (opens the original)
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Two years ago, the RCMP announced that officers had dismantled Canada’s largest clandestine fentanyl lab, in Falkland, B.C. Since then, they have uncovered an illicit Chilliwack lab that had significantly more of the deadly synthetic opioid inside. The latest seizure, on May 1, occurred at a rented farm at 41750 Keith Wilson Rd, in the Fraser Valley community after a months-long investigation by the RCMP’s federal policing unit for the Pacific region. When the most recent Chilliwack raid happene
Fugitive and alleged killer of Surrey Sikh leader added to FBI's Most Wanted list (opens the original)
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Fugitive and alleged killer Goldy Brar has been added to FBI’s Most Wanted list, with U.S. authorities now offering a $1-million reward for his capture. Law enforcement officials have alleged that Brar, also known as Satinderjeet Singh, ordered and aided the June 2023 assassination in Surrey of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Four others have been charged in that murder and are in custody awaiting trial. Patrick Grandy, assistant director of the FBI Los Angeles field office announce
Jury convicts two men of first-degree murder in fatal 2022 Whistler shooting (opens the original)
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A B.C. Supreme Court jury has convicted two men of a brazen daylight double murder outside Whistler’s Sundial Hotel in July 2022. The jurors deliberated for just two hours before finding Gursimran Sahota, 28, and Tanvir Khakh, 24, guilty of all charges in the murders of Meninder Dhaliwal and Satindera Gill in the early afternoon of July 22, a busy sunny Sunday in the resort town. While Crown prosecutor Don Montrichard led no evidence as to motive, he said in closing submissions Wednesday that Dh
Defence raises doubts about evidence in Whistler murders (opens the original)
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Two men charged after a double Whistler shooting four years ago could have swapped clothes with the shooters and should therefore be acquitted, a defence lawyer said Thursday. Tony Paisana, representing accused killer Tanvir Khakh, told jurors and B.C. Supreme Court Justice Miriam Gropper that just because one of the victim’s DNA was on clothing worn by his client upon his arrest doesn’t mean he is guilty. He said Khakh could have been trying to contaminate any DNA on the clothes after another s
Strong circumstantial evidence against accused in Whistler murders, Crown says (opens the original)
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Two men charged in a 2022 Whistler double murder should be convicted on compelling circumstantial evidence, including the blood of one of the dead men found on their clothing, a Crown prosecutor said in closing submissions Wednesday. Don Montrichard told B.C. Supreme Court Justice Miriam Gropper and 12 jurors that the evidence at the murder trial of Gursimran Sahota and Tanvir Khakh links both men to the fatal shooting of Meninder Dhaliwal on July 24, 2022. Montrichard said CCTV footage from out
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