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LPS uncover $3,700 in drugs at south Lethbridge home

LETHBRIDGE, AB – Three people are facing charges, and more are also pending against a fourth person, in relation to a drug bust in south Lethbridge.

A drug trafficking investigation by the LPS Crime Suppression Team came to an end on Wednesday (June 9) with a search warrant at a home along the 900-block of 7A Street South. Officers discovered fentanyl, meth, psilocybin and some morphine pills there, worth about $3,700.

Brass knuckles, bear spray, a pellet gun, more than $1,000 in cash and a stolen vehicle were also seized.

Brandon Coster-Tarcon, 32, Taylor Knapp-Johnson, 21, and Stewart Chasse, 37, all from Lethbridge, are facing a number of drug trafficking, stolen property and weapon charges.

All three remain in custody at this time awaiting a release hearing.

Sam Borsato
Sam Borsato
I started my radio career in 2015, shortly after graduating from Lethbridge College. I have a very strong passion for local news. Proudly born in 1994, I grew up most of my life in Sylvan Lake, AB and I've lived in the Lethbridge since 2012. I'm a below average golfer on a good day, I take as many hiking trips to Waterton as possible in the summer and I love my two cats, Outlaw and Jynx, and my dog, Maverick, more than most people I know. I look forward to providing accurate, timely news coverage in southern Alberta for plenty of years to come!
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