SASKATOON – A three-month long investigation by Saskatoon police has lead to a number of drug-related charges against 12 people.
The integrated drug enforcement street team launched the investigation in April into possible drug activity in the parking lot of two businesses in the 600-block of 22nd Street West.
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During the investigation, 11 people attempted to sell drugs to undercover officers and an additional person was found to be in possession of drugs.
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Eleven people have been arrested and a criminal warrant has been issued for a twelve person.
Eight of the accused have appeared in provincial court.
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