'Shocking' amounts of cocaine a bigger problem than opioids in Cape Breton, say police

October 05, 2021 09:07 UTC

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'Shocking' amounts of cocaine a bigger problem than opioids in Cape Breton, say police

This story is part of a series by CBC Cape Breton examining the use of street drugs on the island. John Campbell, a street crimes officer with the Cape Breton Regional Police Service. The headquarters of the Cape Breton Regional Police Service in Sydney. A plastic bag of cocaine seized by Cape Breton Regional Police. Cape Breton Regional Police show a vest that was seized from a biker gang.

Source: CBC News October 05, 2021 09:07 UTC

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