Canadian Border Services Agency: Mexican Drug Cartels

Crown Attorney Richard Pollock Dept: During the last six years, the Canadian Border Services Agency made 13 cocaine busts at the international crossing in Windsor, according to statistics obtained by 's Power and Politics through Freedom of Information. The drugs were worth $91.5 million, according to CBC. Crown attorney Richard Pollock has prosecuted many of the recent smuggling cases. He said the increasing strength of the Mexican drug cartels are fuelling the increase and More cocaine has been seized entering Canada at the Ambassador Bridge than at any other land border crossing in the country. More busts were made at four other border crossing, but none worth more in totality than Windsor. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.