Category: Criminal Law Cases
22. Regina v. E.E.E. [Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta, Calgary – September 2015]
DRUG CHARGE: 1) Possession of cannabis marijuana for the purpose of trafficking. 2) Possess proceeds of crime. This was a classic “Pipeline/ Interdiction” investigation – [...]
21. Regina v. L.L.L. [Provincial Court, Calgary – September 2015]
DRUG CHARGES: 1) Possession of cannabis marijuana for the purpose of trafficking. 2) Possess proceeds of crime. As a result of a two month investigation [...]
R. v. H.B. [Provincial Court, Calgary, August 2015]
R. v. H.B. [Provincial Court, Calgary, August 2015] – H.B. was charged with refusing to provide a breath sample, resisting arrest and breaching his bail [...]
19. Regina v. B.G.G. [Provincial Court, Calgary – August 2015]
DRUG CHARGE: 1) Possession of cocaine BGG was a passenger in a vehicle which had been stopped for speeding. BGG, as a mere passenger, refused [...]
18. Regina v. R.S.S. [Provincial Court, Calgary – July 2015]
DRUG CHARGES: 1) Possession of crack cocaine for the purpose of trafficking 2) Possession of proceeds of crime The Guns & Gang Unit executed a [...]
17. Regina v. K.A.O. [Provincial Court, Creston British Columbia – July 2015]
DRUG CHARGES: 1) Possession of ecstasy for the purpose of trafficking 2) Possession of psilocybin for the purpose of trafficking 3) Possession of LSD for [...]
16. Regina v. B.K.D.S. [Provincial Court, Grande Prairie – July 2015]
DRUG CHARGES: 1) Trafficking in cocaine 2) Trafficking in ecstasy 3) Trafficking in ecstasy 4) Possession of ecstasy for the purpose of trafficking 5) Possession [...]
15. Regina v. M.D.J. [Provincial Court – July 2015]
Drug Charges: 1) Possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking. 2) Possess proceeds of crime. MDJ had been staying at a hotel for an [...]
13. Regina v. G.R.R. [Provincial Court – June 2015]
GRR and his brother were the targets of a police undercover investigation that extended over the course of several months. The investigation encompassed the use [...]
12. Regina v. C.M.S. [Provincial Court – June 2015]
The RCMP observed CMS operating a motor vehicle eastbound on highway #1. According to the police, they stopped CMS because his license plate was obscured [...]