Balgoni, Sask. Arrest produced more than 2,000 grams of fentanyl: Police | Globalnews.ca

Following an investigation by the Regina Police Service Drug Unit, a 39-year-old man from Balgoni, Sask., has been charged with multiple crimes.

On Friday, July 8, police searched a residence in Balgoni, where Matthew James McDonald was arrested and charged.

During the search, the following were seized:

• 2169.31 g fentanyl
• 1418.01 g cocaine
• 914.14 grams of methamphetamine
• $8,765 in Canadian currency
• Sawed-Off .22 Caliber Rifle
• Digital scales, packaging and other items to support cocaine trafficking

McDonald’s has been charged with the following offenses

• Possession for the purpose of smuggling cocaine
• Possession for the purpose of smuggling methamphetamine
• Possession for the purpose of smuggling fentanyl
• $5000. income more than
• Reckless use of firearm/violation of storage rules
• unauthorized possession of a firearm

McDonald’s made its first provincial court appearance on Monday, July 11.

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