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Chilliwack Drug Lab Leads to Two Arrests

Hannah FosterBy Hannah FosterOctober 7, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
Chilliwack Drug Lab Leads to Two Arrests
Chilliwack Drug Lab Leads to Two Arrests
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Police in Chilliwack, B.C., have arrested two men after discovering an alleged clandestine drug laboratory used to produce fentanyl and MDMA. The RCMP executed search warrants at two homes, two storage lockers, and a property on South Sumas Road where the lab was located.

The investigation began earlier this year and led officers to 35-year-old Justin Fauth and 37-year-old Carlos Martinez. Both men were arrested last Thursday after leaving the property. Their vehicles were seized, and searches uncovered fentanyl, significant amounts of precursor chemicals, and equipment used in drug production.

Fauth and Martinez have been charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking. They remain in custody following appearances in Chilliwack Provincial Court.

Chilliwack RCMP spokeswoman Sgt. Alexandra Mulvhill acknowledged public concern and curiosity regarding the South Sumas Road property. Authorities said a further update will be provided once all searches are complete.

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Hannah Foster is a respected local news reporter from Chilliwack with 10 years of experience in journalism. She graduated from Thompson Rivers University and has reported for the Chilliwack Progress and Global BC. and also Hannah is a member of the Canadian Association of Journalists and actively supports initiatives focused on rural community development and environmental sustainability.

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