CBSA officers seize 380 kg of methamphetamine and cocaine at Coutts port of entry in Alberta

Two hundred seventy kilograms of suspected drugs were seized from a commercial truck at the Coutts border crossing after a CBSA inspection revealed 300 kg of methamphetamine and 80 kg of cocaine, hidden in boxes and a duffle bag. The driver was arrested at the scene and is in RCMP custody; the drugs were handed over to Mounties.

Canada Border Services Agency officers seized 380 kilograms of suspected methamphetamine and cocaine from a commercial truck at the Coutts port of entry in southern Alberta, after the truck entered Canada from California and was headed to Vilna, Alberta. The driver was arrested and turned over to RCMP for further investigation; no charges were announced…

The article reports that on July 2, 2026, the Canada Border Services Agency seized about 380 kilograms of suspected methamphetamine and cocaine at the Alberta border. The narcotics were hidden inside a shipment of toilet paper, according to authorities.

CBSA officers at the Coutts port of entry stopped a California-origin truck destined for Vilna, Alberta, after it declared its load as bath tissue and found 300 kg of suspected methamphetamine and 80 kg of suspected cocaine concealed in boxes and a duffle bag. The driver was arrested, and the suspected drugs were handed to the RCMP; officials cited this…

Border officers announced the seizure of 380 kilograms of drugs hidden inside a transport truck at the Coutts border crossing in southern Alberta. The drugs included methamphetamine and cocaine, discovered by Canada Border Services Agency officers on July 2.

Two hundred and eighty kilograms of suspected drugs were seized from a commercial truck at the Coutts border crossing between Alberta and the U.S., with about 300 kilograms of methamphetamine and 80 kilograms of cocaine. The drugs were reportedly destined for Vilna, Alberta, concealed in moving boxes and a duffel bag, and the driver was arrested with the…

CBSA officers at the Coutts port of entry in southern Alberta seized a total of 380 kg of drugs from a commercial truck that originated in California, consisting of 300 kg of suspected methamphetamine and 80 kg of suspected cocaine. The driver was arrested, and the seized drugs and driver were handed to RCMP Federal Policing Northwest Region.

Two hundred kilograms of methamphetamine and eighty kilograms of cocaine were seized by CBSA officers at the Coutts border crossing earlier this month. The operation involved a commercial truck from California to Vilna, with the drugs located in moving boxes and other bags; the driver was arrested and handed over to the RCMP.

Two hundred and eighty kilograms of suspected drugs declared as bath tissue were seized at the Coutts border crossing on the Alberta-U.S. border. The Canada Border Services Agency says the truck contained about 300 kilograms of methamphetamine and 80 kilograms of cocaine, with the driver arrested and the drugs turned over to the RCMP.

The article reports that CBSA officers at the Coutts port of entry seized 380 kilograms of drugs (300 kg methamphetamine and 80 kg cocaine) hidden in a shipment labeled as bath tissue, with the driver arrested and turned over to the RCMP. It also notes that this seizure is highlighted by CBSA as part of their border-protection efforts, referencing the…

CBSA officers at the Coutts port of entry in southern Alberta seized 300 kg of suspected methamphetamine and 80 kg of suspected cocaine from a commercial truck on July 2, 2026, with the driver arrested and the drugs turned over to the RCMP. The release notes that this is part of ongoing efforts to detect, prevent, and disrupt drug smuggling, highlights…

Two hundred kilograms of methamphetamine and cocaine were seized by CBSA officers at the Coutts port of entry in southern Alberta on July 2, 2026, from a commercial truck that originated in California and was headed to Vilna, Alberta. The driver was arrested, and the drugs were turned over to RCMP Federal Policing Northwest Region.

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