4 people charged in connection with Calgary drug operation.

4  people charged in connection with Calgary drug  operation.
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Calgary police say four people  have been arrested  as part of an ongoing drug  investigation, while nine others  have been arrested for  offences unrelated  to the operation.  (Supplied / Calgary Police  Service) Calgary police say four people  have been arrested  as part of an ongoing drug  investigation, while nine others  have been arrested for  offences unrelated  to the operation.  
Authorities said the investigation began in September 2024, when members of the public  alerted police  to a suspected drug  trafficking operation.
On December 12, 2024, police obtained search warrants for a vehicle and a  residence in the 1800 block of  14th Street S.W. and a detached garage in the 600 block of  28th Avenue N.W.
During  these searches, police found 4.3 kilograms of fentanyl, two kilograms of methamphetamine, 11 grams of hydromorphone, 5.6 grams of heroin, 3.9 grams of  cocaine, and 2.2 kilograms of an unknown  powder. Police also found $4,145 in cash, a hydraulic press, a brick  crusher, an improvised energy  weapon, and a  3D-printed .22 caliber pistol.
Nearly a week later, on  December 16, 2024, police searched a storage  closet and found $100,000  worth of clothing, believed to have been stolen from a  Kensington business in November  2024.
On December 19, 2024, police searched another home, this time in the 2300 block of  34th Avenue  SW, and found 54 grams of methamphetamine and $2,000 worth of stolen  clothing. Three men and  a woman  have been arrested and charged by police  as part of the  investigation.
Christopher Paulo Alves, 37, Haley Elizabeth Erbach, 32, Clifford Clayton Favel, 48, and Roberto Ferreira, 57,  were charged with  crimes related to drugs, weapons and  theft of property.
Nine other people, who were found  in the  residences during the execution of search warrants, were arrested on 15 outstanding  warrants under the Penal Code and 11  traffic warrants under the Security Code.

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