The accused was charged with conspiracy to traffic in cocaine and marijuana, trafficking, and participating in a criminal organization.
The Crown's case relied heavily on police surveillance, tracking devices, and intercepted messages from an encrypted PGP cellphone.
The court found that the accused used specific monikers in the encrypted communications to coordinate the shipment of drugs and money.
The court concluded that the accused actively assisted both the seller and purchaser in drug transactions and contributed to the activities of a structured criminal organization.
The accused was found guilty on all counts.
