Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit - British Columbia (CFSEU-BC)

🚨 CFSEU-BC Investigation Leads to Major Drug, Cash, and Fi****ms Seizure 🚨

The Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia (CFSEU-BC) has concluded a significant organized crime investigation that resulted in the seizure of illicit drugs, fi****ms, cash proceeds, and offence-related property linked to individuals believed to pose a significant threat to public safety.

On May 3, 2026, CFSEU-BC investigators arrested a commercial truck driver in Delta, BC, during what investigators believe was a drug-related exchange. The arrest led to the ex*****on of multiple search warrants across Metro Vancouver.

Preliminary seizure totals include:
• Approximately $1.5 million in cash
• 26 kilograms of co***ne
• 7 kilograms of methamphetamine
• 16 fi****ms, including one fitted with a prohibited suppressor
• 5 vehicles, including 3 with sophisticated hidden compartments
• A commercial tractor trailer used in the offence
• Approximately 250 kilograms of co***ne cutting agents

"This significant seizure represents a meaningful disruption to organized crime activities and demonstrates the ongoing commitment of law enforcement to protecting public safety," said S/Sgt. Jon MacIntyre, Team Leader, North District Team, CFSEU-BC.

CFSEU-BC would like to thank the Vancouver Police Department, RCMP South East District Team, and policing partners throughout British Columbia and Alberta for their assistance during this investigation.

The investigation remains ongoing and charges are anticipated.

Read the media release for full details: https://cfseu.bc.ca/media/

Anyone with information regarding organized crime activity is encouraged to contact police or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477.

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Happy Father’s Day from CFSEU-BC 👔💙

Today, we recognize the fathers within our policing community and across British Columbia who balance service, sacrifice, and family.

Thank you for your dedication, leadership, and commitment — both at home and in the communities you help keep safe. 👨‍👧‍👦🚔

Wishing all fathers and father figures a safe and happy Father’s Day! 💙

🚨 Now Hiring: Sergeant – Gang Intervention & Exiting Team (GIET)

Join the Organized Crime Agency of BC (OCABC) and CFSEU-BC as a Sergeant with the Gang Intervention & Exiting Team (GIET) at our Green Timbers location.

This full-time leadership role involves supervising intake processes for individuals seeking to exit gangs, overseeing threat-risk assessments, and leading a multidisciplinary team dedicated to enhancing community safety.

Apply here: https://cfseu.bc.ca/sworn-member-job-postings/

📢 NOW HIRING: Senior Data Analyst

The Organized Crime Agency of BC (OCABC) is looking for a highly skilled Senior Data Analyst to join the Corporate Analytics Group at CFSEU-BC's Green Timbers location.

In this role, you'll lead strategic and operational analytics, develop executive-level reporting, oversee data quality and governance initiatives, mentor analytical staff, and help drive evidence-based decision-making across the organization.

💼 Permanent Full-Time
📍 Green Timbers Location (In-Office)
💰 Salary: $94,575 – $109,629
📅 Application Deadline: July 10, 2026

We're seeking a collaborative professional with strong analytical, reporting, visualization, and leadership skills. Experience with SQL, Python, Power BI, Tableau, and large-scale data analysis is highly desirable.

To apply, visit cfseu.bc.ca/jobs/

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🚔 Traffic Stops Lead to Drug Seizures Across Metro Vancouver

CFSEU-BC officers continue to disrupt drug trafficking through proactive policing and strong partnerships with local law enforcement agencies.

In separate investigations in Coquitlam and Surrey, officers seized suspected fentanyl, co***ne, and methamphetamine, along with cash, cellphones, illicit ci******es, and other items commonly associated with drug trafficking.

One investigation began after officers observed a suspected hand-to-hand drug transaction. Another resulted from a traffic stop conducted while assisting the Surrey Police Service.

Every seizure helps remove dangerous substances from our communities and contributes to ongoing efforts to reduce the harm caused by illicit drugs.

CFSEU-BC remains dedicated to targeting organized crime and enhancing public safety across British Columbia.

CFSEU-BC Investigation Disrupts Organized Crime Drug Trafficking Network in the Lower Mainland.

A CFSEU-BC investigation has resulted in the seizure of significant quantities of illicit drugs, fi****ms, cash, and other evidence linked to an organized crime group operating throughout the Lower Mainland.

On June 2, 2026, CFSEU-BC investigators, with the assistance of the Lower Mainland Emergency Response Team, executed four search warrants in Coquitlam and Delta.

Items seized included:
▪️ Approximately 2 kg of fentanyl
▪️ Approximately 2 kg of crack co***ne
▪️ Approximately 0.5 kg of crystal methamphetamine
▪️ Approximately 50 lbs of cannabis
▪️ Two G***k handguns
▪️ Approximately 20 kg of caffeine used as a cutting agent
▪️ Approximately $21,000 in cash
▪️ Psilocybin and multiple cellular phones

"This investigation targeted a longstanding drug trafficking enterprise operated by an organized crime group that is alleged to have generated significant illicit profits over many years," said S/Sgt. Ryan Johnston, Acting CFSEU-BC Operations Officer.

Multiple individuals were arrested and released pending further investigation. Charges are anticipated as investigators continue to advance the file.

CFSEU-BC thanks the Lower Mainland Emergency Response Team, Coquitlam RCMP, Chilliwack RCMP, Delta Bylaw Services, and Integrated Forensic Identification Services for their support throughout this operation.

Read the full media release here: cfseu.bc.ca/media/