Gatineau police arrest three men in drug-trafficking investigation
Officers seized cocaine, methamphetamine, cannabis, firearms and cash from residences in the Hull sector on Aug. 19.
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Gatineau police have arrested three men as part of a larger drug-trafficking investigation in the Hull sector.
Early on Aug. 19, officers arrested men aged 41, 42, and 48 at an address on Gamelin Street and two apartments on Thomas Kelly Street, according to a police release from Aug. 20. Police did not confirm whether the three men knew each other.
During searches of the residences, police seized more than 200 grams of cocaine, more than 10 bottles of Cialis and methamphetamine, more than 500 grams of illicit cannabis, about 20 vials of steroids, four firearms including two semi-automatic weapons, 200 unstamped cigarettes, approximately $1,000 in cash and several pieces of jewelry described as "of great value."
Police also seized items used to facilitate drug trafficking, including scales, cell phones and tablets, money-counting machines and similar equipment.
The investigation was ongoing as of Aug. 20. Anyone with information about drug trafficking in Gatineau is encouraged to contact Gatineau police at 819-243-4636, option 2.
The facts
How many men were arrested in the Gatineau drug investigation?
Three men, aged 41, 42, and 48, were arrested by Gatineau police on August 19, 2026.
What drugs did police seize in the Hull sector?
Gatineau police seized more than 200 grams of cocaine, methamphetamine, and more than 500 grams of illicit cannabis from residences in the Hull sector on August 19, 2026.
What weapons were found during the searches?
Police seized four firearms from the residences, including two semi-automatic weapons.
What other items did police seize?
Officers also seized approximately $1,000 in cash, about 20 vials of steroids, 200 unstamped cigarettes, jewelry described as 'of great value,' and drug-trafficking equipment including scales, cell phones, tablets, and money-counting machines.
