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North Island police dog catches alleged drug dealers

Two alleged drug dealers on the North Island are behind bars all thanks to police dog Jammer.

On May 20th, Port McNeill RCMP officers executed a drug trafficking search warrant on a home in the 2000 block of Chelan Crescent.

During the search, police – with help from Jammer – found and then seized a large quantity of suspected cocaine.

Two adults – a man and a woman – were later arrested for trafficking cocaine. Police say the pair is expected to be in court at a later date.

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