A 24-year-old man from the Lower Mainland is the only one of the 22 people charged with Project Divergent to escape arrest.
RCMP is the only person to avoid arrest after authorities shut down Manitoba-based international drugs We are calling on the public to help us find Dennis Ivzyk. Arms trafficking operation earlier this year.
Ivziku, 24, is one of his 22 indicted on Project Divergent. Project Divergent is his four-year investigation of drug and firearm traffickers across Canada, from Vancouver to Toronto to Columbia. Greece and the United States
20 suspects arrested in February. Among them was Damion Ryan, a full-patch Hells Angels member with a Greek Attica branch.
Most of the suspects were arrested in Manitoba. Ryan was arrested in Ontario, and two others of his, Kelvin Lee Nelson, 27, and Majin Nzer Zandi, 24, were arrested in Burnaby.
"Another individual has since been arrested. Dennis Ivzyk remains the only outstanding individual to escape police in connection with this investigation," Cpl said. Told. Alexa Hodgins at the Burnaby RCMP on Thursday.
Ivziku has been charged with crimes alleged to have been committed between 2018 and 2022. Wanted for possession charges.
According to Mr. Mounties under investigation, Ivzyk discovered ties to the Hell's Angels, but is not known to be associated with gang warfare in the Lower Mainland.
He hails from the Lower Mainland and has ties to this region, including Burnaby.
"He may live in the area while actively evading arrest," Konst said. From Winnipeg, he is Colin Lindquist of the RCMP Federal Serious Organized Crime Unit. ``Please look at Ivzik's photo and contact the police if you have any information.''
Ivzik is about 5 feet 5 inches to 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighs between 150 and 160 pounds, and has brown hair. and brown eyes.
Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts should contact his RCMP in Manitoba at his 431-338-0956 or anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800- You will be asked to contact 222-8477.
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