Cops hunt suspect in massive fentanyl operation that flooded GTA streets

Police are hunting for a suspect linked to a massive drug and gun operation that flooded the GTA, including Vaughan and Toronto, with fentanyl.

Police are hunting for a suspect linked to a massive drug and gun operation that flooded the GTA, including Vaughan and Toronto, with fentanyl.

York Regional Police (YRP) announced Friday they are seeking help to locate 27-year-old Christopher Morgan, who is allegedly linked to a major fentanyl and firearms trafficking investigation across multiple Ontario cities.

Police have already arrested and charged 23 individuals in connection with the drug and gun bust. Authorities say 32 illegal firearms and a large quantity of drugs, including 700,000 doses of fentanyl valued at $7 million, have already been seized.

YRP’s Guns, Gangs, and Drug Enforcement Unit issued a notice stating a warrant has been issued for Morgan’s arrest for “trafficking a substantial amount of fentanyl.”

“The accused is encouraged to seek legal advice and turn himself in. Investigators are reminding the public that anyone providing assistance to him may be subject to criminal charges,” YRP Constable James Dickson said in the statement.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the York Regional Police Guns, Gangs, and Drug Enforcement Unit at 1-866-876-5423, ext. 7817. Anonymous tips can be made by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or by visitingwww.1800222tips.com.