Police on the Six Nations of the Grand River territory have made a significant drug bust, confiscating more than a kilogram of cocaine and a large sum of cash.
Major Seizure During Home Search
The seizure occurred on December 17, 2025, when officers from the Six Nations Police Service executed a search warrant at a residence in Ohsweken, Ontario. The operation resulted in the discovery and confiscation of a substantial quantity of illegal drugs and money.
According to police, the items seized included more than one kilogram of suspected cocaine and approximately $30,000 in Canadian currency. Photographs released by police show the seized evidence, including the drugs and bundles of cash, displayed on a table.
Ongoing Investigation and Community Impact
The Six Nations Police have confirmed that the investigation is active and ongoing. While specific details about potential arrests or charges were not immediately released, the seizure represents a major disruption to local drug trafficking operations.
This significant drug bust in Ohsweken highlights the ongoing efforts by police to combat the illicit drug trade within Indigenous communities and across the region. The removal of such a large quantity of cocaine from circulation is expected to have a notable impact on local supply chains.
A Substantial Blow to Trafficking Networks
The seizure of over a kilogram of cocaine, a drug often associated with organized crime and significant social harm, underscores the scale of the operation police were targeting. The accompanying $30,000 cash seizure also indicates the substantial profits involved in such illicit activities.
Community safety officials often link the presence of hard drugs like cocaine to increased crime and violence. This police action in Ohsweken is part of broader law enforcement strategies aimed at making communities safer by targeting high-level distribution.
Authorities are continuing their investigation and are expected to release further information as it becomes available.
