"During the check, officers became suspicious that the driver may be in possession of an illicit substance for the purpose of trafficking. Due to these suspicions, BPS brought in a police dog named Storm, who indicated the presence of controlled substances. Police said they searched the cab of the vehicle where they found two large duffel bags under the bed in the sleeper berth. According to police, the bags contained 100 kg of what’s believed to be crystal meth. The drugs have an estimated street value of $800,000." Drug sniffing dog, nice.
Again we see other provinces actually doing more to tackle organized crime. While BC pushes for safe supply in conjunction with Organized Crime (Federal Liberal Party of Canada).
ReplyDeleteYes the double standard is frustrating and disheartening. The good news is that other provinces are doing something. That means there's still hope that one day we might.
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