Gagetown soldiers charged with drug trafficking
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You got to understand 2023's unique sarcastic humour. What he meant to say was:
"These 5 #$@*^%$ *!@@^%$& tarnish the military's professionalism."
But he is SHARP trained.
Which unit are the "accused" and were they scheduled to deploy?
"These 5 #$@*^%$ *!@@^%$& tarnish the military's professionalism."
But he is SHARP trained.
Which unit are the "accused" and were they scheduled to deploy?
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I know one of these soldiers. Funny, it does answer some questions. Too bad that he has a family and kids to worry about. Too bad for them, I mean. He allegedely made his decision, and if convicted, then a very very poor one indeed IF CONVICTED.
Good on catching these guys IF CONVICTED.
Good on catching these guys IF CONVICTED.
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2023: ditto
I feel sorry for his family, but for those guys, IF CONVICTED, face a very serious road indeed:
This from the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act:
(3) Every person who contravenes subsection (1) or (2)
(a) subject to subsection (4), where the subject-matter of the offence is a substance included in Schedule I or II, is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for life;
Cocaine is in Schedule I, so, if convicted, these guys face life imprisonment, which, if I'm not mistaken, actually means "life" in Canada, not a "mere" 25 years.
I feel sorry for his family, but for those guys, IF CONVICTED, face a very serious road indeed:
This from the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act:
(3) Every person who contravenes subsection (1) or (2)
(a) subject to subsection (4), where the subject-matter of the offence is a substance included in Schedule I or II, is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for life;
Cocaine is in Schedule I, so, if convicted, these guys face life imprisonment, which, if I'm not mistaken, actually means "life" in Canada, not a "mere" 25 years.
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For the love of God
People like this should be sent to Club Ed for 2 years then stoned , then kicked out of the Military , then stoned again
Did I mention they should be stoned ( Have rocks thrown at them not use the products they were selling :threat
People like this should be sent to Club Ed for 2 years then stoned , then kicked out of the Military , then stoned again
Did I mention they should be stoned ( Have rocks thrown at them not use the products they were selling :threat
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sigtech said:For the love of God
People like this should be sent to Club Ed for 2 years then stoned , then kicked out of the Military , then stoned again
Did I mention they should be stoned ( Have rocks thrown at them not use the products they were selling :threat
Hey there sigtech, you might want to lighten up a bit.........they have already been stoned more than once I am sure! LOL Seriously though, I don't think the death sentence (stoning)is applicable here.
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sigtech said:For the love of God
People like this should be sent to Club Ed for 2 years then stoned , then kicked out of the Military , then stoned again
Did I mention they should be stoned ( Have rocks thrown at them not use the products they were selling :threat
The norm is pretty much that without the stoning and then transfer to a Federal facility.
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I don't know of any life sentences being awarded for drug trafficking. In any event, this is a very serious crime with very serious implications for any person convicted of trafficking cocaine. Sucks to be them, and I feel for their families (the kids), convicted or not, because the rumour mills will cause others to think low of them even if acquitted.
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2023 said:
Lighten up, sorry can't I have seen to many good men leave the forces when scum suckers like this stay around and foul up the forces as a whole.
If you are going to serve , serve with pride and follow the rules
Grumble Grumble #$%#3 munching #@$, @#$@, @#$@^
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fbr2o75 said:
Is it really that hard to figure out? They were greedy.
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fbr2o75 said:
My guess is it's a tad more lucrative than soldiering - even in New Brunswick.
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fbr2o75 said:
Over 25 years ago I was awarding lengthy detention sentences for drug possession and even trafficking, on a fairly regular basis - two or three times per year, in a unit with less than 750 all ranks.
We were told, by the RCMP and MPs, that the centre of our problem was CFB Borden - which was borne out by the fact that a disproportionately large share of those caught, tried and convicted had been to Borden in the not too distant past.
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