Firearm Trafficking Brampton

When you're accused of firearm trafficking, the stakes are as high as they get. Police treat these investigations aggressively, prosecutors push for mandatory jail, and a single allegation can put your freedom, reputation, and future at risk. With over a decade of defending firearm-related charges in Brampton, I know how to navigate these complex cases from the very first moment you reach out.

If you're under investigation or facing a trafficking charge, contact me immediately for a confidential case review.

Under section 99 of the Criminal Code, trafficking involves:

• Manufacturing, transferring, offering to transfer, or transporting a firearm, prohibited device, or restricted weapon.
• Making arrangements, negotiations, or introductions for the purpose of distributing firearms, even if no money ever changes hands.
• Advertising or facilitating the movement of a gun or prohibited device from one person to another.

The Crown focuses heavily on the intent to distribute, not the physical exchange itself. This means messages, calls, meetings, and associations can trigger trafficking allegations even before any firearm is seized.

These strategies allow me to assess every angle of the investigation and build the strongest defence possible.

Depending on the circumstances, firearm trafficking can carry:

• A mandatory minimum of 3 to 5 years in prison, depending on prior convictions and whether the firearm is restricted, prohibited, or part of a larger operation.
• Maximum penalties of up to 10 to 14 years, especially when organized elements or multiple weapons are involved.

These mandatory minimums apply even if:

• No firearm was recovered.
• The firearm was not functional.
• You never handled the weapon directly.

Courts impose higher penalties when:

• The firearm is prohibited or restricted.
• The case involves multiple firearms.
• There are ties to organized crime, drug networks, or gang-related activity.
• The trafficking allegedly put the public at risk.
• There is evidence of prior involvement in weapons offences.

Most firearm trafficking cases begin through long-term police investigations using surveillance, undercover work, and digital monitoring. As a firearm trafficking lawyer in Brampton, I often see charges built on broad assumptions rather than clear evidence.

Common Ways These Cases Start:-

• Undercover operations where officers pose as buyers or intermediaries.
• Wiretaps and surveillance warrants targeting calls, messages, or meetings.
• Search warrants are executed on homes, vehicles, or storage units.
• Border-related investigations involving imported parts or cross-province movement.
• Informant tips may be unreliable or motivated.

The earlier I'm involved, the more effectively I can protect your rights and shape the direction of your case.

What You Can Expect:

• One-on-one guidance with no junior lawyers involved.
• Extensive experience defending firearm trafficking, possession, and weapons-related charges.
• Strong Charter-based defence to challenge warrants, searches, and surveillance.
• Discretion, confidentiality, and immediate action when your liberty is at risk.

When you contact me, you speak directly to the lawyer defending you—not a team, not an assistant, and not a gatekeeper.

Firearm trafficking charges carry some of the most severe consequences in Canadian criminal law. You need a lawyer who understands the complexity of these investigations and knows how to challenge the Crown's evidence from day one. With over a decade of experience defending serious firearm and weapons allegations in Brampton, I'm prepared to act quickly to protect your rights, your freedom, and your future.

Call (437) 998-1429 now for a confidential consultation.