[pct-l] Border Crossing off the PCT

[Brick Robbins]

Talking to a Canadian Friend of mine from BC, she told me that there
is a lot of illegal narco foot trafic along that lake, and that the
Canadians keep a close watch out on it.

She was not surprised at all that he was arrested.

On Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 3:00 PM, Mark Liechty <mlaccs at mlaccs.com> wrote:
> On Oct 13, 2013, at 9:33 AM, Carolyn Burkhart <kitravensong at hotmail.com> wrote:
>> "arrest the suspect under the immigration act!!" i was handcuffed and transported to a police station in Hope BC where i was placed in a cell. Around 10 p.m. Someone sent by the border agency came to transport me to a detention facility near the Vancouver airport. i was thoroughly searched again, hancuffed at the wrists and ankles and loaded into the back of a transport vehicle.
>> #######
>
> What an amazing story.  One you can enjoy telling for many years to come.  Think of all those who finished without incident and got home with no final moments to celebrate.
>
> Plus you got a bonus warm bed to sleep on and probably fed a few meals.
>
> That is just absolutely wonderful.   Thank you so much for sharing.
>
> And no, I am really not kidding.  While it probably seems like a bad deal now it will not be long before  this becomes a centerpiece of the legends of you and your family and friends,   only thing better wold have been for them to ship you back to Mexico and make thou start the walk over. :)
>
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