Project Vegas schools predict that the house will always beat the dealers

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These prospective gamblers may have thought they had hit the jackpot, but now they have.

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It's a Vegas story where the supposed dealers may have been flush with cash at first, but ended up wiped out. Alleged drug dealers, ie.

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Multiple charges have been filed against a GTA 10 resident in the Project Vegas drug-trafficking operation, which police say seized more than $2 million in illegal drugs, cash and firearms.

“Project Vegas focuses on a criminal network responsible for the international importation and distribution of illegal drugs,” said Peel Regional Police Const. Tyler Bell-Morena said Wednesday that “the investigation revealed that illegal drugs were being exported from the Middle East to other countries, including Canada, under various disguises.”

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Most of these drugs are for GTA. Not anymore.

“This type of criminal activity is not tolerated here and we will continue to work with our local, provincial and international partners to ensure that those who do not get it are brought to justice,” said Peel Police Deputy Nick Milinovich.

Peel Regional Police, Halton Regional Police Service, Toronto Police Service, Canada Border Services Agency, FINTRAC and Ontario Criminal Intelligence Service worked on this case for months and achieved a major victory.

It was good police work. When you see what drugs are doing to our communities, it's good to see the drug world sniffing around in their bones.

Charges for drug trafficking and other crimes include: Ahmed Morid Abedi, 40, of Woodbridge; Ahmed Tariq Abedi, 50, of Woodbridge; Abdul Farkerzada, 34, of Georgetown; Zabiullah Amin, 56, of Melanton; Ahmed Zubiar Abedi, 33, of Oakville; and Samira Rosta, 30, of Bradford.

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Charged with conspiracy to commit an indictable offence: Zulgai Samadi, 37, of Toronto; Arian Haidari, 38, of Barrie; and Balraj Brar, 39, of Mono. Fariba Ahmadi, 53, of Bradford, is charged with breach of trust.

Some of the defendants were held pending bail hearings, while others were released on conditions. All of the defendants named here are innocent until proven guilty. These charges have not been tested in court.

The court is where this case should be. We are talking about the many drugs that cause crime and trouble on our streets.

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“Our service is committed to doing everything we can to protect our community from those who take advantage of it,” said Deputy Milinovic. “This is another example of this commitment to the quality of our team, our partners and the people who protect our communities.”

On March 1, 11 search warrants were executed, police intercepted and seized 89.6 kilograms of opium, 13 kilograms of methamphetamine, one Smith & Wesson .40 caliber firearm and $310,000 in cash. Add it all up and add the captured pot, and the shipping cost is just over $2 million.

This game is over. When it comes to Vegas, everyone knows that the house always wins.

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