Police Stop Drug Sales in Alberta and Ontario

警方在亞伯達省與安大略省截斷毒品銷售

Jun 4, 2026, 21:06

Introduction

Police in Alberta and Ontario found many illegal drugs. They also arrested several people.

亞伯達省與安大略省的警方發現了大量非法毒品，並逮捕了數人。

Main Body

Police in Alberta watched drug sellers for sixty days. They found drugs in Calgary, Canmore, and Cochrane. Police took cocaine and fentanyl. These drugs cost about $490,000. Four people went to jail.

亞伯達省的警方監控毒品販子長達六十天。他們在卡加利、坎莫爾和科克倫發現了毒品。警方沒收了可卡因和芬太尼，這些藥物價值約 49 萬加元。四人被關入獄。

Police in Ontario went to a house in Lindsay. They wanted to find a man. This man killed someone in Saskatchewan. Police found fentanyl worth $45,200. They arrested a man and a woman.

安大略省的警方前往林賽的一處民宅。他們想尋找一名男子，該名男子在薩斯喀徹溫省殺害了他人。警方發現了價值 45,200 加元的芬太尼，並逮捕了一名男子和一名女子。

The man from Ontario is now in Saskatchewan. He must answer for the murder. Police say these actions help keep people safe from dangerous drugs.

該名來自安大略省的男子目前在薩斯喀徹溫省，他必須為該起謀殺案受審。警方表示，這些行動有助於保障民眾免受危險毒品的侵害。

Conclusion

Police took many bad drugs away. They caught dangerous people.

警方沒收了大量有害毒品，並逮捕了危險分子。

Vocabulary Learning

🛑 The 'Action' Pattern

In this news story, everything is about what happened. To reach A2, you need to move from simple words to 'Past Actions'.

The Secret: The -ED ending Most of the actions in this text follow a simple rule: just add -ed to the end of the word to show it happened yesterday or last month.

Watch $\rightarrow$ Watched*
Arrest $\rightarrow$ Arrested*

Wait! Some words are 'Rebels' Some words don't follow the -ed rule. You just have to memorize them:

Find $\rightarrow$ Found*
Go $\rightarrow$ Went*
Take $\rightarrow$ Took*

Quick Map: How to build a sentence Person $\rightarrow$ Action $\rightarrow$ Thing

Police (Person) $\rightarrow$ found (Action) $\rightarrow$ drugs (Thing).
Man (Person) $\rightarrow$ killed (Action) $\rightarrow$ someone (Thing).

Vocabulary Learning

police (n.)

people who enforce laws and keep order

Example:The police arrived quickly to stop the fight.

drug (n.)

medicine or illegal substance that can make people sick or feel different

Example:She was arrested for selling illegal drugs.

jail (n.)

a prison where criminals are kept

Example:The thief went to jail after the trial.

house (n.)

a building where people live

Example:They moved into a new house last week.

man (n.)

an adult male person

Example:The man walked his dog in the park.

woman (n.)

an adult female person

Example:The woman baked cookies for the class.

murder (n.)

the act of killing someone on purpose

Example:The detective solved the murder case.

dangerous (adj.)

able to cause harm or injury

Example:The road was dangerous because of the rain.

safe (adj.)

free from danger or harm

Example:The children felt safe at home.

found (v.)

discovered or located something

Example:The teacher found the missing book in the classroom.

arrested (v.)

taken into custody by police

Example:The suspect was arrested after the robbery.

cost (n.)

amount of money needed to buy something

Example:The cost of the medicine was $50.

days (n.)

periods of 24 hours

Example:We will wait for five days before deciding.

many (det.)

a large number

Example:Many students attended the lecture.

several (det.)

more than two but not many

Example:Several people came to the event.

Practice A2 words in a crossword→