Constables Phil Gomes and Mike Clark – a.k.a. Shake ‘n’ Bake – are 27 and 28, clean-cut and solidly built, and together form the newest and least-known front in Mexico’s drug wars: Canada.

Members of the coveted Integrated Gang Task Force in British Columbia, their orders are to “disrupt and dismantle” drug gangs, many of which maintain a cocaine lifeline to Mexico.

They don’t talk about it much, but they spend their days chasing down the “bad guys” and “sitting on” drug houses around Vancouver and the Lower Mainland of B.C. (Toronto Star)

3 Responses to “How Mexico’s drug war washed up on Canada’s West Coast”

  1. Emiliano Lanza says:

    my name is Emiliano.and there is a issue about,American Border patrol,sheriff joe Arpio,that,he has being sued by the AcLu and the mexican legal Defence[MALDEF]for enforcing immigration laws.i believe that,he thont has to enforce,immigration laws by himself.it is easy for the presidentof the united states,and the homeland security.to enforce this immigration laws,there is so many soldiers in this nation that they will be able to takecare sush issue,

  2. my name is Emiliano,there is a issue about sheriff,,joe Arpaio,that he has being sued by the ACLU,and the mexican Defense[MALDEF]for enforcing immigration laws,well he dont has to enforce any immigration laws by himself.is the president of the united states,and the homeland security.who has to enforce,there is a lot of soldiers in this nation,that they willing to doe,if is autorize,and american cityzen thont has to donate any money for the issue,thankyou

  3. Amos Dorch says:

    I think all i9llegal immgrants should shipped back to whetre they’re from.

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