Over 100 g of cannabis and weapons seized in Granby raid; no arrests
Granby police raided an apartment on rue Neil on 10 November 2026 without making any arrests, following an investigation opened in August into suspected cannabis sales. Officers seized more than 100 grams of dried cannabis, THC concentrate and edibles alongside suspected methamphetamine, psilocybin, weapons and trafficking equipment, and said charges could follow.
🇨🇦 apartment on rue Neil, Granby, Quebec · Quebec, Canada
Officers of the Service de police de Granby (SPG) searched an apartment on rue
Neil in Granby on the morning of 10 November 2026 in an investigation into
alleged cannabis sales.[1]No arrests had been made, and police said steps to
link the case to one or more individuals were continuing.[1]
During the search, officers seized more than 100 grams of dried cannabis, along
with THCconcentrate and cannabis edibles.[1]Police also placed under seal
about ten tablets believed to be methamphetamine, about ten grams of psilocybin,
a pistol, ammunition, a bladed weapon and trafficking equipment.[1]
The narcotics inquiry by the ACCES Cannabis and Crimes initiés squads began in
August 2026 after tips from the public about alleged cannabis sales.[2]Investigators found the information plausible enough to open an inquiry into
suspicious activity at the address.[1]Weeks later, after obtaining a search
warrant, officers forced entry into the targeted apartment.[1]Police said
charges related to drug trafficking and the seized weapons could be laid later.[1]The investigation remained under way.[2]
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The dried cannabis total is stated only as more than 100 grams, so 0.1 kilograms is a floor rather than an exact measured weight, and no street value was published.
No separate weights or counts were published for the seized THC concentrate or cannabis edibles, and one radio account grouped the figure as more than 100 grams of cannabis and derivative products.
The seized tablets were described only as probable methamphetamine and about ten grams of psilocybin was also taken; non-cannabis substances are excluded from the cannabis figures.
No street number on rue Neil, suspect name, arrest or criminal charge had been reported, and the investigation remained open.
Both published accounts rest on information released by the Granby police service.
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