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More than $400K of Cocaine Found Hidden in Shoes at Pearson Airport: CBSA

  • On May 26, 2025, Canada Border Services Agency officers at Toronto Pearson Airport detained a traveler from Guyana after detecting 3.5 kg of cocaine concealed within footwear.
  • The arrest followed increased border security plans prompted by threats of tariffs from Donald Trump related to illegal immigration and drug smuggling concerns.
  • CBSA officers rely on various technologies such as ion mobility analyzers, imaging scanners, and drug detection kits, alongside their expertise and training, to identify illicit substances.
  • The seized cocaine has an estimated street value of $437,000, and officers transferred the suspect and evidence to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, with citizenship undisclosed due to privacy laws.
  • This case illustrates ongoing efforts to strengthen Canada’s border enforcement amid external political pressures and highlights the effectiveness of advanced detection methods in interdicting drug smuggling.
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City News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Monday, June 9, 2025.
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