The Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia (CFSEU-BC) issued a statement on Thursday that charges had been approved against three people for firearms related offences.

The investigation started from a search warrant executed in September 2025, police say.

During the search of a residence in Surrey, the following was found, according to the CFSEU-BC:

• 3D printed Glock firearm parts including receivers, grips, gun magazines
• 3D printer which was actively printing a firearm
• Rail kits
• Ammunition
• Firearm barrels
• GPS tracker
• Loaded 3D printed firearm
• Methamphetamine, MDMA and cutting agent

Multiple people were arrested at the time but released while the CFSEU-BC continued their investigation.

Three people were charged with one count of possession of a firearm without the required licence or registration on July 6.

Accord to CFSEU-BC, two of the three individuals were also charged with:

• Possession of a firearm with readily accessible ammunition, without the required licence or registration
• Unauthorized manufacturing of a firearm
• Possession of computer data capable of being used with a 3D printer for the purpose of manufacturing or trafficking a firearm
• Illegal possession of a firearm for the purpose of transferring it or offering to transfer it
• Possession of methylenedioxyamphetamine (MDMA) for the purposes of trafficking
• Possession of methamphetamine for the purposes of trafficking

Two of the three charged are currently in custody while an arrest warrant has been issued for the third.

CFSEU-BC says the matter is now before the court and the investigation is over.