The Galloping Beaver
It must have been schwag.
(And they say the authorities always have the best stuff.)
New universal weed bust defense :
"That's not mine, officer. Hey I bet it's the missing dope that customs dude planted..."
Alison makes a good point. What if, when transfering through Toronto (or L.A.) the dope had been detected. Do you think for a nano-second that anyone at Canadian or US Customs would believe, let alone care, that it was planted? No way. This guy is very, very lucky.
To hell with the Nexus line, I'm heading for the "Planted Hallucinogens" line for faster processing . . . .
De dog had a code id id's doze?
All I can say is that if I had found that little package stuffed in my bags when I got home, I'da disposed of it in an appropriate manner, and no way in hell they woulda got it back!
David B., nevermind Toronto or LA, what if the poor bastard had been flying on to Malaysia or Thailand or Turkey?
Quite, rev.
And since when is it proper protocol to test sniffer dogs on unsuspecting (and presumably innocent) passengers? Really, don't the security authorities have operatives trained to imitate smugglers (with all their tricks of the trade) for this sort of thing? It all seems so mickey-mouse, you know? Amateur. Like something a trainee would come up with on his first day in class.
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