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RCMP suspect car blast linked to Kootenay drug trafficking, organized crime

The explosion happened Sept. 9 in the bedroom community of Montrose, near Trail
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The Trail RCMP is still asking for witnesses to contact police if they saw any suspicious vehicles or people in the Montrose area, particularly between 9 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 8 and 6:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 9. (The explosion is reported to have occurred at 6:39 a.m.) Image: RCMP logo

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Moreover, investigators are consulting with the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit as the inquiry is ongoing.

A coordinated investigation into the 8th Avenue blast was launched the following morning, Sept. 10, by the Trail and Greater District RCMP, Provincial General Investigation Section, Forensic Identification Unit, and E Division Explosive Device Unit.

In his latest media release, Sgt. Mike Wicentowich revealed the power of the blast.

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This photo provided by the Trail RCMP shows fragments of metal found in a home located a fair distance from the blast site, which was in the 200-block of 8th Avenue, Montrose. Photo: Trail RCMP
This photo provided by the Trail RCMP shows fragments of metal found in a home located a fair distance from the blast site, which was in the 200-block of 8th Avenue, Montrose. Photo: Trail RCMP

Police have also clarified that the victim was found near his vehicle after the explosion, not inside his vehicle as previously reported.

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Call 250.368.2184 for advice and assistance.

The Trail RCMP is still asking for witnesses to contact police if they saw any suspicious vehicles or people in the Montrose area, particularly between 9 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 8 and 6:30 a.m., Friday, Sept. 9. (The explosion is reported to have occurred at 6:39 a.m.)

Investigators are also interested in collecting any video surveillance footage in Montrose that may have captured images of suspicious vehicles and people responsible for the explosion.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Trail detachment at 250.364.2566.

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