Mark Neufeld

Calgary Police Service - Seized Verified account @YYCseized · Apr 23, 2025

❌ While on patrol, CPS officers noticed a vehicle outside a business, which was confirmed to be stolen. As the vehicle drove away, officers observed the driver throw something out of the vehicle. Police subsequently conducted a traffic stop.

A search of their route revealed a 3D-printed firearm loaded with ammunition on the ground. Ammunition was also discovered, which led officers to arrest & charge both the driver and the passenger with possession of stolen property over $5,000 & unauthorized possession of a firearm.

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Sergeant Chris Martin @CPSSgtMartin · Apr 14, 2025

It’s National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week & I have been invited to spend time with the great team at Calgary 911. I’m on my way up to spend a few hours of today’s shift learning about their important work. #NPSTW #YYC

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Calgary Police Verified account @CalgaryPolice · Apr 5, 2025

Tonight, at the 2025 Chief’s Awards Gala we honour community members and officers who performed exemplary acts of courage, bravery and compassion.

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Calgary Police Verified account @CalgaryPolice · Mar 25, 2025

Today, our Service is honoured to be gifted 15 Eagle Feathers from the Kainai Nation, Alberta Fish & Wildlife & Métis artist Bob Davis in a traditional Blackfoot ceremony. These feathers were acquired humanely & in a culturally sensitive manner & have been intricately beaded by Indigenous artists. After receiving our first Eagle Feather in 2022, the additional feathers available for our Service marks another significant step in our journey towards Truth & Reconciliation. We now have enough feathers to ensure all CPS facilities & district offices are equipped with an Eagle Feather. These feathers can be used for the swearing-in of new officers, official appointments & the swearing of oaths for affidavits, statements, or other legal documents. The inclusion of the Eagle feather among our religious & cultural options for officers & the community highlights our ongoing commitment to addressing the diverse cultural needs of all Calgarians.

We are grateful to receive teachings that will allow us to integrate Indigenous ceremonial practices into our major events, transforming our traditions to be more inclusive of our current membership, new recruits & the Indigenous communities we serve.

The Eagle Feathers will be housed in cedar wood boxes crafted by Métis artist, Bob Davis. The boxes feature the Blackfoot symbol for the CPS, the CPS crest, & are lined inside with the CPS uniform material, sewn by Michelle Whitney from Tsuut'ina Nation.

Elder Clarence Wolfleg will be at the ceremony to bless the Eagle Feathers & to share his wisdom & experiences.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the local Elders & Traditional Knowledge Keepers from Treaty 7 for their guidance & support.

The Eagle Feather Blessing ceremony signifies our shared journey on a path to Truth & Reconciliation. It is a testament to our commitment to being equal partners & honouring one another’s traditional ways.

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Calgary Police Verified account @CalgaryPolice · Mar 25, 2025

🔵 CHARGES LAID 🔵

Together with the @edmontonpolice, we have charged 3 individuals & seized 17.5 kilograms of drugs in relation to a provincial drug trafficking network.

In March 2025, the District 4 Operation Team began investigating an individual believed to be involved in drug trafficking in Calgary. Following a thorough investigation, officers identified several individuals believed to be conducting drug trafficking activities in both Calgary & Edmonton.

On Saturday, March 15, 2025, 2 individuals were taken into custody from a residence located in the 200 block of Sovereign Common S.W. A search warrant was executed at the residence, which resulted in the seizure of:
❌ 11.5 kilograms of methamphetamine
❌ 500 grams of cocaine
❌ $30,000 in cash
❌ High end jewelry & designer handbags, believed to be purchased with the proceeds of crime.

📌 Jackson NGO, 32, of Calgary, was charged with 2 counts each of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking & possession of proceeds of crime over $5,000, as well as 1 count of flight from a peace officer. NGO will next appear in court on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.

📌 Ngoc “Jennifer” LE, 32, of Calgary, was charged with 2 counts each of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking & possession of proceeds of crime over $5,000. LE will next appear in court on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.

Investigators worked closely with the EPS to share information & on Saturday, March 15, 2025, the EPS arrested an individual believed to have transported drugs from Calgary to Edmonton. An additional 6 kilograms of methamphetamine & $4,000 in cash were seized during this arrest.

📌 Adrian HOONG, 28, of Edmonton, has been charged with 1 count each of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking & possession of proceeds of crime. HOONG will next appear in court on Wednesday, April 9, 2025.

Anyone with information related to this case or other suspected drug-trafficking activity occurring in Calgary, is asked to call the police non-emergency line.

🌐 newsroom.calgary.ca/charges-laid-i…

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