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Vancouver Island Man Faces Drug Trafficking Charges
7 Nov
Summary
- Man arrested in June now faces multiple drug trafficking charges.
- Police seized suspected drugs, cash, and a weapon during arrest.
- Further investigation led to the discovery of more drugs and a gun.
In June, law enforcement officers encountered a man in Port Alberni during a routine patrol that led to a vehicle infraction stop. The individual fled from police but was apprehended by the Port Alberni RCMP. During the arrest, officers discovered substances consistent with drug trafficking, along with cash and a weapon.
Following this arrest, an investigation into the man's alleged drug trafficking activities continued. A search warrant was executed at his residence, resulting in the seizure of additional drugs and a firearm. As of October 29, 38-year-old Corey Lee Joseph Pouliot has been charged with multiple counts.
These charges include possession for the purpose of trafficking fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine. Court records indicate that Pouliot is currently in custody and is scheduled to appear in court in Port Alberni on November 4. The investigation was conducted by the Combined Special Forces Unit of B.C.
