Chisasibi Police Continue Drug-Related Arrests, Laura and Kim Moses Taken Into Custody

Chisasibi police have confirmed that yet another two have been arrested on drug-related charges after the execution of a search warrant at 103 Center Road in Chisasibi. Though the individuals have yet to be charged pending further analysis of the substances seized, police can confirmed that Laura Moses, sister to former Grand Chief Ted Moses, and her daughter Kim were arrested on the weekend of March 21.

At press time the police in Chisasibi were waiting on official word from the Crown in relation to a full analysis of the seized substances obtained through the warrant before formal charges could be laid. Police are not expecting the official word to come in before March 23.

Since 2008, in an attempt to end the flow of drugs entering Chisasibi, 16 people have been arrested on drug-related offences from possession to trafficking. They are:

Jessie (Jackson) House, 24

Brian Pepabino, 25

Earl Iserhoff, 49

Earl Davey Iserhoff, 19

Ernie Rabbitskin, 36

Caroline Rabbitskin, 30

Maryanne Swallow, 35

Daryl Swallow, 32

Clayton Visitor, 36

Caroline Lameboy, 30

Gilles Pelchat, 47

Anthony House, 20

Merlin Kanatewat, 38

Julia House, 24

CharlieRatt, 52

Aaron Ratt, 25