Oak Street Crack Shack Bust

Friday, April 27, 2007 08:19 AM

Prince George RCMP executed a warrant on an apartment in the 2500 block of Oak Street early this morning.

A male and female inside the residence were arrested on charges of posession of a scheduled substance for the purpose of trafficking. The female also faces charges of breaching probation for previous drug charges and will appear in court today.

Two other females were also arrested in the apartment, one for breaching bail conditions on a charges from a another city, the other is facing a charge of posession of cocaine.

Police seized crack cocaine and cash , as well as materials they class as drug trafficking paraphernalia.

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Posted on Friday, April 27, 2007 08:19 AM in News by 250 News

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Posted by: ICEMAN on April 27 2007 12:27 PM

Here is an idea, to get scumbag landlords to do checks on people who are selling drugs out of the homes, tear 1, or 2, or maybe 10 down, then see what they have to say, I bet it may help, but it wont end the problem.

Posted by: ICEMAN on April 27 2007 2:05 PM

well then qwaszxter, what do you suggest. i sure know one thing that if i had rental properties i would be policing them regardless, it is my investment, and i would nt want it ruined.

Posted by: ICEMAN on April 27 2007 2:05 PM

well then qwaszxter, what do you suggest. i sure know one thing that if i had rental properties i would be policing them regardless, it is my investment, and i would nt want it ruined.

Posted by: ICEMAN on April 27 2007 3:12 PM

well then qwaszxter, what do you suggest. i sure know one thing that if i had rental properties i would be policing them regardless, it is my investment, and i would nt want it ruined.

Posted by: ICEMAN on April 28 2007 7:29 AM

i THINK WE SHOULD BURN THE HOUSE DOWN AMEN ..... TIME TO KICK ASS AND TAKE NAMES .TIME TO FIGHT BACK

Posted by: zoom on April 28 2007 8:20 AM

Iceman, The landlords are not the criminals, nor the police. Based on your logic if someone drives drunk you should shut down the dealership that sold them the car. Punish the ones breaking the laws...period

Posted by: ICEMAN on April 28 2007 8:46 AM

THE LAST POST WASNT ME SOMEONE ELSE WROTE THAT

Posted by: ICEMAN on April 28 2007 10:39 AM

STIFFER PENALTIES FOR CRACK DEALERS

Posted by: FRNK on April 28 2007 4:11 PM

Zoom your probably dead beat landlord . i see dead people lmao ...........

Posted by: lmorg on April 28 2007 5:20 PM

Some communities on vancouver island and the okanagan have enacted municipal bylaws that give the city the authority to legally declare the residence as inhospitable due to the selling and or cultivation of illegal drugs. Therefore, no one can reside in the dwelling until the landlord takes steps to do the necessary repairs. And, the landlord has to pay for police, hydro, fire dept, etc costs for the time they take to dismantle the crack house or grow op. At 500 bucks per hour it can really add up. Should the landlord refuse to pay, it goes automatically on the landlord's tax bill for the property. I've seen (in these other communities) where bc hydro actually cuts power to the house in question where power has been stolen for the grow ops.
This is how PG city council should deal with this, but I believe the mayor wussed out on following this policy. SO, put pressure on city hall because the police can only do so much.....everyone has to be on board with this.