$22K in steroids, cocaine, fentanyl, weapons seized in Fort Saskatchewan
About $22,000 in drugs and weapons were seized by Fort Saskatchewan RCMP on June 26, 2025. (Supplied)
Mounties say they have seized $22,000 in illegal drugs and weapons after responding to a complaint of a suspicious individual in Fort Saskatchewan on Thursday.
A statement from RCMP said officers found a heavily intoxicated man in a vehicle at a local restaurant.
Officers established grounds to arrest the man for possession of fentanyl. The man resisted arrest and assaulted police. He was then tased.
A large amount of cash was seized along with six vials of steroids, 55 millilitres of GHB, 28 grams of cocaine, 87 grams of fentanyl and a large quantity of weapons, amounting to a street value of about $22,000.
The 35-year-old man with no fixed address faces eight charges including possession for the purpose of trafficking, assaulting an officer and resisting arrest.
He was held for a judicial hearing and then was remanded into custody.
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