Surrey Police Service says a four-month drug trafficking investigation has led to charges against 24-year-old Gurjot Singh, the seizure of nearly $891,000 worth of drugs, and the removal of two other men from Canada by the Canada Border Services Agency.
Police announced the arrests, charges and seizures Monday following Project Phantom, an investigation launched in February 2026 by the Surrey Police Service Prolific Offender Unit.
Investigators were looking into several people believed to be involved in drug trafficking, including fentanyl, a highly toxic opioid linked to fatal overdoses across Canada.
Police said investigators gathered evidence of alleged drug trafficking activity connected to a Surrey residence. On May 21, 2026, detectives obtained a search warrant under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and executed it with support from CBSA, the Lower Mainland District Emergency Response Team and SPS frontline officers.
Surrey Police Seize Fentanyl, Opium, Cocaine And Heroin
Three men were arrested during the search. Police said officers seized drugs with an estimated street value of $891,000.
The seizure included 15.89 kilograms of opium, 1,529 grams of cannabis, 559 grams of cocaine, 468 grams of fentanyl, 148 grams of methamphetamine and 35 grams of heroin.
Police said the fentanyl seized was equal to an estimated 23,400 lethal doses.
Officers also seized packaging materials, scales and cookware described by police as consistent with drug processing and distribution. Police also recovered $2,149.90 in Canadian currency.
Gurjot Singh Remanded Until June 26
The three men were released from custody after their initial arrest while the investigation continued.
On June 19, 2026, police arrested Gurjot Singh, 24. He has been charged with one count of trafficking in a controlled substance and five counts of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking.
Singh has been remanded in custody until his next scheduled court appearance on June 26, 2026.
Police said Singh is a foreign national and SPS has engaged CBSA.
Two Other Men Removed From Canada
The two other men initially arrested during the investigation have not been charged with any offences, according to Surrey Police Service.
Police said both men have been removed from Canada by CBSA.
