Victoria police say they shut down a one-woman drug supply operation housed in an Esquimalt apartment Thursday morning.

Const. Mike Russell said the woman is suspected of stocking dealers who sell in downtown Victoria, such as the 900-block of Pandora Ave. and Douglas and Yates streets.

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After a week-long investigation, police identified two suites in one apartment building in the 800-block of Craigflower Rd. At 10:30 a.m., Greater Victoria Emergency Response Team officers went to the apartment armed with two search warrants. There, they arrested a 47-year-old woman and seized evidence from the suites. There are no other suspects in the case.

B次元官网网址淭his investigation was a significant success for our community and the arrest of this woman will disrupt the flow of drugs into our downtown,B次元官网网址�  Sgt. Rob Sorenson, who is in charge of VicPDB次元官网网址檚 Street Crime Unit, said in a release. B次元官网网址淲e are continually thankful for the calls that come from the community as they help in our investigations and may be that crucial link needed to shut down this type of activity.B次元官网网址�

Russell added those calls made a significant difference in the investigation. He said calls about drug use or dealing in a neighbourhood can provide officers with a link to an associate, which can in turn lead them to major drug busts in some cases.

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Police havenB次元官网网址檛 released the type of drugs or the charges theyB次元官网网址檒l recommend against the suspect. Officers interviewed the suspect later Thursday and more information was expected to be released Friday.

To contact VicPDB次元官网网址檚 Block Watch co-ordinator, Bev Stewart, to set up a program in your neighbourhood, please call 250-995-7409.