POLICE MILK DRUG ARRESTS

Got milk? Or maybe we should ask, got drugs?

A Thursday night drug bust in Gatineau led to the arrest of five
people, including a milkman who allegedly took phone orders for drugs
while driving a milk truck.

"He received orders on his cellphone and made deliveries without the
milk truck," said Gatineau police Lieut. Yves Martel, explaining the
man allegedly dropped off his truck and used a separate vehicle to
make his drug deliveries.

RECEIVED TIP

The Gatineau police drug unit and investigation unit busted a house on
Grandmaison St. at about 10 p.m. after receiving a tip to their drug
line in January.

An assortment of drugs were found, including cocaine, pot, ecstasy and
magic mushrooms, worth about $15,000.

Three vehicles and $2,500 in money were also seized.

Five people were arrested, four were charged and appeared in court
yesterday, while the fifth person was released.

[DELETE] , 35, a 26-year-old man, a 20-year-old man and a
20-year-old woman, all from Gatineau, are charged with possession with
the purpose of trafficking, possession of stolen goods and possession
of a revolver.