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A Canadian man has been arrested in British Columbia for opening a mobile shop to sell cocaine, heroin and other hard drugs. Jerry Martin, 51, has said he plans to challenge his arrest in court, arguing contaminated drug supplies cause harm. Vancouver police said it arrested a man for 'drug trafficking in connection with an illicit drug dispensary' but have not laid formal charges. The arrest on Thursday came one day after Mr Martin opened his shop. He began selling the drugs on Wednesday out of a mobile trailer parked in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, a neighbourhood with a high rate of drug use and concentrated drug overdose prevention services. Mr Martin, whose brother died from an overdose, has said he had planned to open his store after Health Canada decriminalised the possession of small quantities of hard drugs in the province of British Columbia BC early this year as part of a three-year pilot project. The public health measure was put forward in response to a growing number of overdose deaths from fentanyl-laced drugs in western Canada. In , more than 2, people died from an overdose in BC - an average of seven people a day. Mr Martin told local news outlets that he planned to sell batches of cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin and crack in small quantities, up to 2. He said the drugs had been tested to ensure they did not contain fentanyl. In a statement, Constable Tania Visintin said Vancouver police 'support measures aimed at improving public safety for people who use drugs, including harm reduction services and decriminalisation' but said police would continue enforcement on drug trafficking. The CBC reported that dozens had lined up at the entrance of Mr Martin's mobile store to buy drugs on Wednesday afternoon. Mr Martin was unnamed in the police press release announcing the arrest but it was widely reported in Canadian media. He is out of police custody pending a court hearing, police said. He has also been asked to stay away from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. BC has often been at the forefront of enacting harm reduction measures to prevent drug overdoses. The Downtown Eastside is home to the first legal supervised drug consumption site in North America, where people could bring their own substances to use in the presence of trained staff who can quickly respond in the event of an overdose. Since Insite opened in , dozens of similar legal sites have opened across the US and Canada. Skip to content. US Election. Police arrest man for opening store selling hard drugs in Canada. Getty Images. The Canadian city where addicts are allowed to inject Canadian province experiments with decriminalising hard drugs. BC has the second-highest rate of overdose deaths in Canada. Vancouver's unusual approach offers opioid users injection sites, antidotes and even heroin on prescription. Canada experiments with decriminalising hard drugs. The other public health crisis killing Canadians. Drug use. British Columbia.

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Three men have today been jailed for their involvement in a drug enterprise which saw the large scale selling of drugs on the dark web and their onward transmission via post in disguised packaging. Joe McNally, 33, Robert Brewster, 55, and Benjamin Martin-Bynoe, 34, were sentenced at Reading Crown Court on 8 April after each pleading guilty to four counts of being concerned in the supply of a controlled drug and four counts of being concerned in the fraudulent evasion of a prohibition on the exportation of drugs. The law enforcement operation revealed incriminating messages about the supply of drugs on the dark web, from the EncroChat encrypted messaging platform. Between June and March , McNally, formerly of Wokingham, oversaw an organised drug enterprise on the dark web. It was evident from EncroChat conversations that McNally was in charge of the financing and direction of the business and maintained the covert infrastructure which allowed it to operate. Martin-Bynoe, of Castlehaven Road, Camden, helped to adulterate the Class A, B and C drugs sold to help them maximise profits and repackaged them for distribution. Brewster, of High Road, Brent, London, was tasked with transporting money and sending the packages. The illegal drugs were sent to customers worldwide, via the Royal Mail, in disguised packaging to help them avoid detection. The defendants were arrested separately, on 19 June , at three different properties. By using Enchrochat devices they attempted to evade law enforcement and hide their activity. Criminals should not believe that using the dark web will protect them from being identified. More than 1, individuals have been prosecuted so far under Operation Venetic as a result of material obtained from the criminally dedicated communications platform Encrochat. Accessibility controls Contrast Switch to colour theme Switch to blue theme Switch to high visibility theme Switch to soft theme. Open Site Search Search for Search for. Top menu Careers Contact. Three men jailed for their involvement in the large-scale supply of illegal drugs 08 April News , International and organised crime , Drug offences. Left to right : Benjamin Martin-Bynoe, Joe McNally and Robert Brewster Joe McNally, 33, Robert Brewster, 55, and Benjamin Martin-Bynoe, 34, were sentenced at Reading Crown Court on 8 April after each pleading guilty to four counts of being concerned in the supply of a controlled drug and four counts of being concerned in the fraudulent evasion of a prohibition on the exportation of drugs. McNally was sentenced to18 years and six months imprisonment. Upon release he will also be subject to a Serious Crime Prevention Order for five years. Brewster was sentenced to six years and two months imprisonment. Martin-Bynoe was sentenced to five years and six months imprisonment. The nature of crime is changing, and the scale and complexity of organised crime groups is growing, driven by global movements of people and threats from new technologies. The criminal justice system must adapt and evolve to meet the challenges that these changes pose. Updated with sentence: Man involved in smuggling people into the UK in the back of a van jailed 06 September Two men jailed after smuggling cocaine by boat across the English Channel 04 September Prison officer caught with Class A drugs jailed for six years 09 August Gang member extradited from Portugal jailed 11 years for Class A drug offences 02 August Head of drugs gang convicted after smuggling cocaine in shipment of bananas 30 July Gang leader jailed for large-scale Class A importation and drug supply 27 June Counterfeit medicines gang supplied millions of fake tablets on Dark Web 20 June International Strategy 16 October Providing a quality service to victims of bereaved families in terrorist incidents, disasters and multi-fatality cases: Guidance 11 August Immigration 07 December Extradition - From the UK 05 October Modern Slavery and human trafficking: offences and defences, including the section 45 defence International and organised crime. Diplomatic Immunity and Diplomatic Premises International and organised crime. Gang related offences - Decision making in International and organised crime, Sexual offences, Violent crime, Drug offences. International International and organised crime. Scroll to top.

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