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CSC reports $56,018 contraband seizure at Laval federal facility

Correctional Service Canada says staff seized drugs, tobacco and phones at the Federal Training Centre on October 11, with an estimated institutional value of $56,018.

Correctional Service Canada reported on October 21 that staff intercepted crystal methamphetamine, cannabis products, tobacco, nicotine patches and cell phones with accessories at the Federal Training Centre in Laval, Quebec, on October 11. CSC estimated the institutional value of the seized items at $56,018.

The announcement describes institutional security measures, including ion scanners and detector dogs. It doesn't report a criminal conviction, identify who was responsible for the items or establish that a wider security failure occurred. This is an official institutional safety update, not a court decision or a finding about the treatment of a particular incarcerated person.

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