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Contraband Tobacco is Illegal
Contraband Tobacco is Illegal Criminal Organizations Thrive on Contraband Tobacco Sales Criminal organizations often engage in illicit activities which fall below the radar of public awareness. One such activity is the trafficking of contraband tobacco; an underground industry with deep roots in organized crime – threatening the safety of all communities. BC Crime Stoppers is…
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Illegal Cannabis
Every time someone unknowingly buys illegal cannabis—especially online—they may be supporting organized crime and putting themselves and others at risk. In British Columbia, illegal cannabis websites are still active. Some of these sites may look polished and professional—but that doesn’t make them legal. Behind the scenes, many are connected to organized crime. Revenues from illegal cannabis sales…
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Sextortion
Stop organized crime. Across British Columbia, sextortion is putting youth at risk — Teens of all genders are affected, but males between the ages of 14-18 are specifically targeted. It often begins with a message online, and quickly turns into blackmail. Boys are often coerced into sending money, while girls are more frequently pressured to…


