The Yukon RCMP have been involved in a series of drug busts in the last 11 days, though investigators say none of them appear to be related.

Early Monday morning, Whitehorse RCMP members were called to a downtown hotel to assist in removing an unwanted male.

Upon entering the location, police saw a male and several items associated with drug use, including what appeared to be crack cocaine, the police said in a press release issued Tuesday.

A search warrant was subsequently executed and an extensive search of the room was completed.

Police seized a quantity of marijuana, crack cocaine, money and drug trafficking paraphernalia.

Two men have been arrested and face charges of possession for the purpose of trafficking and related charges.

Thong Vo, 42, and Minh Tung Dang, 54, both of Whitehorse, made their first court appearance in territorial court Monday afternoon.

Two days earlier, a Whitehorse RCMP officer was conducting a patrol near the same hotel.

He observed someone in a vehicle participating in what he believed was a hand-to-hand drug transaction.

The officer approached the vehicle and the female driver rolled down the window to speak with the officer.

The driver exhibited signs of drug impairment, and the officer noted drug paraphernalia in plain view.

A search of the vehicle resulted in the finding of a quantity of crack cocaine and related drug items.

Eileen Lavallee-Miyahama, 38, of Whitehorse, has been charged with trafficking.

On the evening of April 20, a Whitehorse RCMP officer was on patrol near a downtown business.

The officer observed a male reach into his pockets and toss items to the ground.

The officer immediately retrieved the items, which turned out to be a cell phone and a quantity of crack cocaine.

Jonathan Macleod, 34, of Whitehorse, has been charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.

He has also been charged under the Criminal Code for breaching court conditions previously imposed on him.