VANCOUVER—New details on gang activity in the Lower Mainland have emerged following one of B.C.’s largest gang crime investigations in recent history. Investigations led by Task Force Tourniquet resulted in seizures of firearms, stolen vehicles, ammunition, drugs, cash, and a pressure cooker explosive device. ( Jenny Peng / StarMetro Vancouver ) Task Force Tourniquet led to seizures of firearms, stolen vehicles, ammunition, drugs, cash, and a pressure cooker explosive device. ( Jenny Peng / StarMetro Vancouver )The project led to 201 charges for 34 people with more charges expected in the future as the investigation progresses. Since March 2017, the task force completed several projects targeting different crime groups.

Source: thestar August 11, 2018 00:22 UTC