Summary
The truck's driver and company employing him, Spirit Road Xpress of Winnipeg, knew nothing of the container's false walls or the marijuana, the court document said. They agreed to co-operate with authorities and deliver the container -- minus half the marijuana -- to the customer known only as "Jim" to a truck stop in Iowa.
Police watched as the driver unhitched the trailer and drove away. On May 16, a second truck hooked up the trailer and its container and drove away. The suspect, "Jim," was arrested 30 minutes later. He agreed to deliver the dope to customers in Chicago. He told authorities he got involved in the Canadian cross-border dope trade when he met "Tony" in Washington state more than a year earlier, and had smuggled dope to him in Chicago the same way in April.See the full content of this document
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B.C Bud Hidden in Truck's Walls
Driver recruited for sting operation
By Bruce OwenTWO Canadian men are in jail in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, after they were caught with pa...See the full content of this document
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