Winnipeg police arrested 33 individuals linked to the Hells Angels, Wolfpack Alliance, and a Mexican cartel in the largest drug bust in Manitoba history, seizing over $37.2 million in cocaine, methamphetamine, fentanyl, firearms, cash, and illegal cigarettes. The interprovincial investigation, Project Puma, targeted a network importing and distributing drugs across Manitoba and northwestern Ontario. Charges include drug trafficking, proceeds of crime, and conspiracy, highlighting significant organized crime activity impacting Canadian AML and law enforcement efforts.
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