The British Columbia Supreme Court courthouse in Vancouver in a file photo. Don MacKinnon/AFP via Getty Images
Details are now emerging in the case of a B.C. man sentenced to 11 years in prison for possessing large amounts of fentanyl and cocaine for the purpose of trafficking.
A July 2 sentencing decision from Justice Andrew Majawa revealed the events leading to the arrest and conviction of 45-year-old Jason Conrad who admitted to two counts of possessing fentanyl and cocaine with the intent to traffic. Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid.
