Massive Cocaine Bust at Michigan-Canada Crossing
A semi trailer heading from Port Huron, Michigan to Canada was stopped for a secondary inspection and 240 pounds of cocaine were discovered by border agents.
Collaboration of Michigan and Canadian Border Agents
Michigan and Canadian border authorities collaborate closely through joint patrols, intelligence sharing, and cross-border operations. This partnership enables officers to work on both sides of the maritime boundary to intercept contraband, drugs, and human trafficking.
Michigan and Canadian border agents determine who to search using a mix of intelligence-driven targeting, officer observations, random selection, and database alerts. They possess wide legal authority to carry out searches at ports of entry without warrants and, in many cases, without any specific suspicion.
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Canadian border agents recently conducted a secondary inspection of a semi-truck crossing the Blue Water Bridge from Michigan into Canada and uncovered a large shipment of cocaine.
Border Agents Seize 240 Pounds of Cocaine
According to WOOD-TV, on February 19, 2026, Canadian border agents confiscated 240 pounds of cocaine during an inspection of a semi-trailer. The operation led to the arrests of 29-year-old Sarkaren Vir Singh from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, and 25-year-old Chamkaur Sign from Belleville, Ontario.
Border agents described the seizure as a major drug bust. The two men in the truck have been charged with importing cocaine and possessing it for the purpose of trafficking.
Since January 1, 2025, the CBSA reports that border services have confiscated 3,842 pounds of cocaine originating from the United States.
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