The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) says it arrests two Air Canada employees as part of an alleged drug-trafficking investigation linked to Montréal–Trudeau International Airport. The RCMP says the operation involves moving drugs through secure areas of the airport, and the arrests are made in connection with that alleged scheme.
RCMP says search warrants are executed early in the morning. According to the accounts, warrants are carried out at two residences and a vehicle in the Greater Montreal area, as well as at the employees’ work base in Dorval. City News Toronto reports the alleged drugs include cocaine and cannabis.
Both outlets cite the RCMP’s statements and describe the same broad sequence of events: arrests of two employees and coordinated warrant searches across homes, a vehicle, and an airport-related workplace. The reporting differs mainly in wording and emphasis, including the specific mention of the types of drugs described by RCMP to support the allegation of trafficking through secure airport zones.
