Police charge woman after finding methamphetamines bound for Kangiqsualujjuaq

Arrest made by new joint investigative team

Quebec’s Crown prosecutor’s office determined that it would not pursue any charges against the responding officer in an August 2020 arrest in Kangiqsualujjuaq, in which the suspect injured himself. (File photo)

By Nunatsiaq News

A woman from Kangiqsualujjuaq faces several drug charges after police say they intercepted a shipment of methamphetamines and cannabis en route to the community last spring.

The woman was allegedly attempting to send packages containing both drugs on a flight to Kangiqsualujjuaq on May 22, 2020. Police also allege she was trying to ship cannabis to the community on April 22.

Police say the shipments were intercepted before reaching their destination.

According to the Kativik Regional Police Force, the woman is charged with one count of trafficking and one count of possession for the purpose of trafficking methamphetamines, and one count of distributing more than 30 grams of dried cannabis, as well as one count of possession of dried cannabis for the purposes of distributing it.

The woman was charged Jan. 19 in Montreal, and appeared in Amos court via video conference Jan. 21. She was released on conditions.

The arrest was made by a new joint investigation team made up of Kativik police force members and the Quebec provincial police with resources to fight contraband, according to the news release from the Kativik police.

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(3) Comments:

  1. Posted by Now for drug dealers in kuujjuaq on

    Great job, now apply the same efforts to drug dealer or dealers in kuujjuaq.

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  2. Posted by Right to know who on

    Hey, don’t the public have a right to know who this person dealing in drugs is? How do we alert our children away from such a person, just saying?

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  3. Posted by Not Shocked on

    Mickey mouse Kroft and the Quebec police are a joke. They all know who the drug dealers and sellers are and they are not doing anything about it.We still have violence, murders, rapes, suicides molestations still happening in our communities.With the drug dealers and suppliers are also bootleggers than our communities, children and teens will fall between the cracks and the krg and Quebec governments will say, we did not know this was happening… same BS different day….

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