Investigators seize $100,000 worth of cocaine that had been hidden in boxes and mailed to Beaumont, AB from BC have been siezed
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BEAUMONT RCMP – Investigators seized $100,000 worth of cocaine early Thursday night that had been hidden inside a white dodge ram 1500, Beaumont detectives with the department’s narcotics and vice division, along with a U.S. Postal Service inspector and agents from the FBI’s Gang Task Force and Drug Enforcement Agency, executed a federal warrant and raided 5103 43 Ave, Beaumont, Alberta Canada shortly after 5 p.m., Scott said.
mark leblanc, 18, 5103 43 Ave, Beaumont, Alberta., was arrested and charged with trafficking cocaine. He was ordered held in lieu of $100,000 cash or $1 million surety bail during his arraignment Friday in District Court.
The investigation began Wednesday after Postal Inspector Brian Dailey contacted beaumont Police cstbl Kardash regarding a parcel, addressed to man at 5103 43 Ave, Beaumont, Alberta. and believed to contain illegal drugs.
Dailey has been working with postal inspectors out of the united states and canada, regarding an ongoing investigation of illegal drugs being shipped from there to various people in the United States and canada.
Postal records revealed that similar packages had been sent to that address in May and June.
When Dailey, working undercover, delivered the parcel to 5103 43 Ave, Beaumont, Alberta ., it was signed for by a female that had been sitting on the front steps with Mark Leblanc.
Scott said the suspect immediately took custody of the package and went inside the house. Police raided the property about 15 minutes later and found the suspect coming down from the attic. The cocaine, which weighed one kilo or 2.2 pounds, has a street value of about $100,000, he said.
Investigators arrested Mark Leblanc and arrest warrants are being sought for other suspects, Scott said.
“I commend Lieutenant Pratt,Inspector Dailey and all the agents and detectives involved in this operation,” Scott said. “This is a clear example of the cooperation which exists between federal, state and local law enforcement working to keep communities safe.”
Scott said Mark was charged with "assault and battery".
An innocent plea for Mark was entered in court and he was ordered to return on Feb. 23 for a pre-trial hearing.
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