peng: Jenny Peng / Star Metro Vancouver Task Force Tourniquet led to seizures of firearms, stolen vehicles, ammunition, drugs, cash, and a pressure cooker explosive device, according to The Toronto Star. Jenny Peng / Star Metro Vancouver The project led to 201 charges for 34 people with more charges expected in the future as the investigation progresses. Vancouver Police Department announced Friday the seizure of at least 120 firearms, 50 kilograms of drugs and more than 1.6 million worth of cash and jewelry by Task Force Tourniquet involving several municipal police departments including Surrey, Richmond, and Langley RCMP. Investigations led by Task Force Tourniquet resulted in seizures of firearms, stolen vehicles, ammunition, drugs, cash, and a pressure cooker explosive device. All the individuals are in custody following an Aug.7 arrest, VPD said. Article Continued Below Read more Surrey gangs setting sights on elementary school recruits, Mounties say How Mexico's drug war washed up on Canada's West Coast No loyalty in drug alliance linked to opportunistic gang boss slaying police One of the most recognizable is the Red Scorpions Gang closely aligned with the Kang and Latimer group allegedly made up of members in the Kang family including Sameet Kang, Gary Kang, their parents and close associates. react-empty 157 The Kang/Latimer Group has been in conflict with multiple groups over the past 18 months and their allegiances remain fluid and ever-changing, VPD said in a statement. Since March 2017, the task force completed several projects targeting different crime groups.
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