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Thompson RCMP seize cocaine, pills and cash in Yale Avenue search

Two Ontario men are charged after Thompson RCMP searched a Yale Avenue home on March 20, 2026, and seized about 120 grams of cocaine, 180 pills, cash and electronic devices.

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Community Safety Alert: RCMP Seize Cocaine and Cash in Thompson Drug Trafficking Investigation

Two men from Ontario are facing drug and property-related charges after Thompson RCMP searched a home on Yale Avenue in Thompson, Manitoba, on March 20, 2026, and seized cocaine, pills, cash and electronic devices, police said.

According to the RCMP, officers executed a search warrant at the residence as part of an investigation into suspected drug trafficking at the address. Police said the investigation began after reports of a high number of people going in and out of the home.

The search was carried out by members of the Thompson RCMP General Investigation Section, working with the Manitoba RCMP North District Crime Reduction Enforcement Support Team (CREST).

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What police seized

The RCMP said officers located and seized the following items inside the home:

Charges

Two adult men from Ontario were arrested at the scene.

Rodel Dickson, 31, is charged with:

Tayjhaun Murray-Ferguson, 27, is charged with:

Both men remain in custody, police said. The charges have not been proven in court.

The RCMP said the investigation remains active and ongoing.

This story is based on information released by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

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