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Published: October 16, 2026 at 10:34a.m. EDTDurham police say nearly 500 arrests have been made along with more than 800 criminal charges targeting a network of individuals, including repeat offenders involved in “criminal activity” throughout downtown Oshawa. The months long operation, dubbed Project Atlantis 2, ran from April through September 2026 and focused on theft, stolen property, illicit drugs and “other actions contributing to community disorder” in the downtown core. How to set CP24 as your preferred source on GoogleHow to set CTV News as your preferred source on GoogleSpeaking at a news conference on Friday, Durham police Insp. Jeff Hoover said officers made 490 arrests involving 224 individuals, laid 808 criminal charges and issued 406 provincial offence notices. “Those numbers are significant, but they also provide important insight into the type of activity our officers were encountering,” Hoover said.