Eye Contact

Dept: But he appeared nervous and wouldn t make eye contact, so the agent asked him to step out of the cab. Uneasy and shaking, the driver almost stumbled out, according to The Star. A second scan was carried out, again detecting no abnormalities. A dog trained to sniff out narcotics was brought inside the trailer and noticed nothing suspicious and an 18-wheeler trundled to a stop at the Queenston-Lewiston Bridge on its way into Canada. During an outbound inspection, a U.S. immigration-customs agent asked the driver if he had anything to declare. The man behind the wheel said no, the tractor-trailer was empty. The trailer was sent for inspection where it was scanned with a special low-energy x-ray machine used to identify illegal drugs, guns or currency. It showed nothing. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.