31 charges laid in Prince George drug trafficking investigation, RCMP say

The Prince George RCMP detachment is seen in this photo from its Facebook page. (Facebook/PrinceGeorgeRCMP)

A pair of “known offenders” is facing a combined 31 charges in connection to a drug trafficking investigation that began more than two years ago, according to Prince George RCMP.

Kerridge Andrew Lowley and Robyn Ann Bradley were arrested on Feb. 27 at a home in the 3700 block of Landsdowne Road, the detachment said in a news release Friday.

The arrests, which were conducted with the help of the B.C. RCMP North District Emergency Response Team, were the “culmination” of an investigation that began in December 2023.

“The initial investigation focused on two locations: a business operating on the 100-block of Quebec Street and the residence on Landsdowne Road,” the release reads.

“Both locations were the subject of Controlled Drugs and Substances Act search warrants in April 2024.”

During those searches, investigators found drugs, trafficking paraphernalia, contraband cigarettes, two firearms and more than $100,000 in cash, police said.

Among the drugs seized were more than 700 grams of cocaine and more than 550 grams of fentanyl, both of which were found on the person of one of the suspects, according to Mounties.

“These investigations were incredibly complex, with investigators gathering vast amounts of information to ensure when their reports were submitted to the courts, they resulted in unequivocal charge approval,” said Cpl. Jennifer Cooper, in the release.

The Public Prosecution Service of Canada approved charges against Lowley and Bradley in January of this year, according to police.

Lowley has been charged with nine counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking, four counts of trafficking a controlled substance and one count of possession of a prohibited or restricted firearm with ammunition.

Bradley is facing 13 counts of trafficking a controlled substance and four counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking, according to police.

Police arrested both suspects on outstanding warrants during the Feb. 27 raid. Bradley has been released, while Lowley remains in custody, police said.

Online court records indicate Lowley is scheduled to make his next court appearance on March 12, while Bradley’s next court date is March 17.