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Calgary Two-Day Joint Operation: 19 Arrests, 87 Warrants Executed
The Calgary Police Service and Alberta Sheriffs teamed up for a two-day warrant sweep in District 3, arresting 19 people and executing 87 outstanding warrants.
Why it matters
The Calgary Police Service and Alberta Sheriffs have wrapped up a two-day joint warrant enforcement operation in District 3, resulting in 19 arrests and the execution of 87 outstanding warrants — one of the larger cross-agency enforcement efforts in the city recently.
Operation details
The operation brought together District 3's Community Engagement Response Team (CERT), Community Resource Officers (CRO), patrol officers and the Sheriffs' Fugitive Apprehension Sheriff Support Team (FASST). Police say the initiative was planned over several weeks, with analysts reviewing about 130 information packages beforehand; officers visited 62 residences across District 3 during the operation.
The warrants covered charges including possession of dangerous weapons, drug trafficking, personation, possession of stolen property and possession of fake ID documents.
What officials said
District 3 Insp. Travis Juska said the ongoing partnership with Alberta Sheriffs helps coordinate resources to hold offenders accountable while addressing safety concerns in the district. Alberta Sheriffs FASST Insp. Darren Thompson said strong collaboration between law enforcement agencies is essential to keeping Alberta communities safe.
Independent local outlet Palliser Post followed up the same day, with arrest and warrant figures matching the official release.
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