Police the six individuals are being charged with a wide-ranging amount of charges, which include trafficking, possession and conspiracy charges for drugs and firearms. 'The six accused who were arrested as a part of Project ALLOY targeted vulnerable populations through criminal drug trafficking activities, and put everyone at risk through the firearms they possessed - which in some cases were loaded.' 'Drug trafficking and the resulting violence is claiming lives at unprecedented levels, and this is especially true in our remote and northern communities,' said OPP detective inspector Lee Fulford. Other partners in the investigation included the Ottawa Police, Gatineau Police, Thunder Bay Police and various OPP detachments. The multi-jurisdictional investigation, known as Project ALLOY, began in July after investigators learned of a criminal network trafficking illicit drugs – including crystal meth and cocaine. OPP-led Joint Forces Guns and Gangs Enforcement Team seized a large quantity of illicit drugs, firearms and offence-related property valued at approximately $200,000. 9 in Ottawa, Carleton Place, Gatineau and Thunder Bay through the force's Guns and Gangs Enforcement Team (PGNG). Ontario Provincial Police executed a warrant on Nov. have been arrested with a total of 42 offenses under the Criminal Code amounting to a total seizure of $200,000 of illicit drugs. Six individuals in the Ottawa-Gatineau region and Thunder Bay, Ont.

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