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Montreal Drug Network Arrests: 600,000 Carfentanil Tablets Seized

2/28/2026

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Four individuals linked to a Montreal drug network affiliated with the Wolfpack Alliance were arrested for exporting carfentanil to the U.S.
The arrests followed a 13-month joint investigation by U.S. federal agencies and Quebec police, leading to the seizure of over 600,000 tablets.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration classifies protonitazene and metonitazene as Schedule I substances, noting their potency relative to fentanyl.

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Story summary

Four individuals linked to a Montreal drug network affiliated with the Wolfpack Alliance were arrested for exporting carfentanil to the U.S.
The arrests followed a 13-month joint investigation by U.S. federal agencies and Quebec police, leading to the seizure of over 600,000 tablets.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration classifies protonitazene and metonitazene as Schedule I substances, noting their potency relative to fentanyl.