Former NRP Investigator Says Cocaine Flowing Over Border The local border between Canada and the U.S. is looked at by those in drug trade as an express lane according to a former Niagara cop. "Around the world we're becoming known as an easy place to get in," said Joe Maggiolo, a retired Niagara Regional Police staff sergeant who spent much of his 37-year policing career investigating drugs and organized crime. "For every shipment that gets caught, there are probably another 20 that get through." [continues 478 words]
Former NRP Investigator Says Cocaine Flowing Over Border The local border between Canada and the U.S. is looked at by those in drug trade as an express lane according to a former Niagara cop. "Around the world we' re becoming known as an easy place to get in," said Joe Maggiolo, a retired Niagara Regional Police staff sergeant who spent much of his 37- year policing career investigating drugs and organized crime. "For every shipment that gets caught, there are probably another 20 that get through." [continues 478 words]
Former NRP investigator says cocaine flowing over border For every shipment that gets caught, there are probably another 20 that get through." Joe Maggiolo, retired Niagara Regional Police staff sergeant The local border between Canada and the U. S. is looked at by those in drug trade as an express lane according to a former Niagara cop. "Around the world we're becoming known as an easy place to get in," said Joe Maggiolo, a retired Niagara Regional Police staff sergeant who spent much of his 37-year policing career investigating drugs and organized crime. "For every shipment that gets caught, there are probably another 20 that get through." [continues 476 words]
After four years spent investigating marijuana grow operations, not much surprises Luigi Greco anymore. "There's no rhyme or reason," said Greco, a detective sergeant with the Niagara Regional Police. "They can pop up in small crescents, on major streets, in apartment buildings. Whoever has the desire to do it and wherever they have the opportunity, they do it." It has been a busy couple of weeks for the NRP's drug enforcement officers working in the Guns, Gangs and Grows Unit. [continues 489 words]
After four years spent investigating marijuana grow operations, not much surprises Luigi Greco anymore. "There's no rhyme or reason," said Greco, a detective sergeant with the Niagara Regional Police. "They can pop up in small crescents, on major streets, in apartment buildings. Whoever has the desire to do it and wherever they have the opportunity, they do it." It has been a busy couple of weeks for the NRP's drug enforcement officers working in the Guns, Gangs and Grows Unit. [continues 488 words]
