Laval police make multiple arrests during drug raids

Laval police make multiple arrests during drug raids

"Disrupting the supply of drugs," says Laval police spokesperson, Laurent Arsenault on the multiple arrests made Tuesday morning during drug raids in connection with trafficking of cocaine, tablets and crack.

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