US EditionAGCO Orders Immediate Suspension of Longtooth Beverage Company Liquor Licences After Owner Charged with Trafficking Cocaine, Other Drugs
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario suspended the licence after police seized cocaine, LSD, and psilocybin and arrested three people in a drug trafficking investigation.
- Ontario’s regulatory body for alcohol and gaming suspended Longtooth Beverage Company’s liquor licence on August 14, 2025, in Stirling, Ontario.
- The suspension followed charges against Lucas Ferrill, Longtooth's owner, for his alleged involvement in a drug trafficking operation uncovered by Ontario Provincial Police .
- Police arrested three individuals, seized cocaine, psilocybin pills, and suspected LSD, and executed search warrants at multiple locations related to the case.
- Dr. Karin Schnarr, AGCO's Registrar and CEO, emphasized that illegal drug distribution poses a significant threat to community safety, and the agency remains committed to collaborating with law enforcement agencies to address criminal activities when they arise.
- The licence suspension, authorized under subsection 13 of the Liquor Licence and Control Act, 2019, reflects AGCO's priority to protect public interest and integrity within regulated sectors.
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AGCO orders immediate suspension of Longtooth Beverage Company liquor licences after owner charged with trafficking cocaine, other drugs
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