Daryl Michael Nagy is the final Saskatoon man and alleged Fallen Saints Motorcycle Club member to plead guilty to charges in connection with Project Forseti.
Nagy, 28, entered guilty pleas on Thursday to conspiring to traffic cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin and fentanyl in Saskatoon between October 2014 and January 2015.
He also pleaded guilty to trafficking and possessing cocaine for the purpose of trafficking, as well as possessing the proceeds of crime, in November 2014.
Nagy and 13 other men were arrested during a massive takedown in January 2015, following the 15-month drug and gun investigation dubbed Project Forseti.
During that time period, police secretly surveilled members of the Fallen Saints through wire taps and the use of an undercover agent, with the belief that the group was operating as a criminal organization.
Organized crime charges were laid against seven men, including Nagy. His organized crime charges were stayed last fall, according to the federal Crown.
The details of Nagy’s involvement in Project Forseti will be presented at his sentencing hearing, which is scheduled for November.
Nagy and Adam Harada, a man from British Columbia, are the only Project Forseti accused still before the court. More than 20 men were charged as a result of the investigation.