More than a dozen people arrested in Winnipeg in connection with organized crime

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During a press conference on Tuesday, police confirmed that they had intervened at several locations in Winnipeg.

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More than a dozen people were arrested Wednesday morning in Winnipeg in connection with organized crime. According to the Winnipeg Police Service, the investigation involves police services in Manitoba, British Columbia and Ontario.

At a press conference, Inspector Elton Hall of the Winnipeg Police confirmed that the investigation involves drug and drug trafficking. #x27;firearms as well as possible human or sexual trafficking.

These networks drugs and these criminal organizations operate everywhere and they are all connected, he said.

Elton Hall added that the Winnipeg Police Service is leading the investigation and the public should expect police activity on Wednesday as police executed several high-risk search warrants.

The inspector maintained that all suspects targeted by police had been arrested, but no charges had yet been filed .

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The organized crimes unit began its operation Wednesday around 5:30 a.m. Additional searches were conducted around 7 a.m. and later in the morning, according to police .