Drug Trafficking Lawyer Brampton

Facing a drug trafficking charge in Brampton is one of the most serious situations in criminal law. With over 10 years of experience defending major CDSA offences, I provide immediate, strategic, and personalized defence from the moment you contact me.

Police and prosecutors take drug trafficking allegations aggressively. A single charge can put your freedom, career, and future at risk. You need a defence lawyer who knows how these investigations work—and who acts quickly to protect your rights.

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Under the CDSA, trafficking includes far more than selling drugs. You can be charged with trafficking if you:

• Sell or attempt to sell a controlled substance.
• Offer to sell drugs, even if no drugs are exchanged.
• Give, transfer, deliver, or transport a controlled substance.
• Administer drugs to another person.
• Act as a middleman or facilitator in a drug transaction

Even sharing drugs with someone can be treated as trafficking depending on the circumstances.

Drug trafficking investigations in Ontario often involve:

• Undercover officers
• Surveillance teams
• Controlled buys
• Wiretaps and electronic monitoring
• Search warrants for homes, vehicles, and phones
• Confidential informants
• Drug analysis from Health Canada laboratories

These investigations can span weeks or months, and a single officer’s interpretation can trigger serious charges.

Drug trafficking allegations arise in many different forms. The police often assume trafficking based solely on quantity, communication patterns, or packaging—even when there is no actual sale. I regularly defend clients facing allegations involving:

• Street-level trafficking accusations
• Trafficking involving fentanyl, cocaine, heroin, meth, or prescription drugs
• Possession for the purpose of trafficking
• Alleged trafficking within a school zone
• Multi-suspect investigations or “joint trafficking” situations
• Vehicle-based trafficking stops
• Accusations involving digital or online drug distribution
• Trafficking through deliveries, mail packages, or third parties

Each scenario requires a different defence strategy. My role is to isolate weaknesses, challenge assumptions, and attack evidence that may not stand up in court.

Defending trafficking cases requires a detailed, aggressive, and evidence-focused approach. I examine every angle of the case, including:

• Unlawful search and seizure
• Challenging traffic stops, home searches, phone searches, and warrant execution.
• Charter breaches
• Violations of Sections 8, 9, and 10(b) can result in the exclusion of all evidence.
• Weak surveillance or undercover evidence
• Many investigations rely on assumptions or unreliable observations.
• Quantity and packaging misinterpretations
• The presence of multiple packages or cash does not automatically prove trafficking.
• Digital evidence challenges
• Text messages and call logs are often misunderstood, incomplete, or taken out of context.
• Lack of knowledge or control
• Proving the drugs were yours is essential for any trafficking conviction.

My job is to attack the prosecution’s case at its core and push for charge withdrawals, reductions, or acquittal wherever possible.

Police typically rely on:

• Undercover operations: Controlled buys, hand-to-hand interactions, and covert surveillance.
• Wiretaps & electronic monitoring: Intercepted calls, text messages, and online activity.
• Search warrants & raids: Executed on homes, vehicles, storage units, and phones.
• Confidential informants: Often unreliable and motivated by incentives.
• Surveillance teams: Long-term tracking of movements, contacts, and locations.
• Drug analysis: Health Canada lab testing to determine drug type and purity.

As your lawyer, I look closely for procedural errors, warrant defects, Charter breaches, and unreliable evidence that can significantly weaken the Crown’s case.