Regina police drug bust seizes enough fentanyl to kill 375,000 people, 56 MILLION in cash

The investigation resulted in the arrests of 48-year-old David Innes and 35-year-old Andrew Victor Lloyd Gordon, both of Calgary, Alberta. A .41 Caliber handgun was also seized.

According to a release from the Regina Police, the following significant quantities of controlled substances were seized:

• 750 grams of fentanyl,
• 7200 grams of methamphetamine,
• 140 grams of cocaine,
• $56,000.00 in Canadian Currency,
• Loaded .41 caliber revolver,
• Additional ammunition, and
• Multiple scales, cell phones, packaging and other items to support drug trafficking substances.

According to The Recovery Village, just 2 mg of fentanyl is enough to kill a human.

Innes and Gordon have been charged with trafficking methamphetamine, trafficking cocaine, and trafficking fentanyl. Innes faces additional charges, including possession of firearms contrary to a prohibition order, careless use of a firearm, and other firearm-related charges.

The two appeared in Regina provincial court on Monday at 9:30 a.m.