Iced: The Story of Organized Crime in Canada

Canada is welcomed as a law-abiding and peaceful country in the world - an example shining for all countries. Most Canadians agree with this view, but this is usually simple and incorrect. Throughout its history, Canada continues to be the home of criminals and criminal organizations, both now and in the future. Ice: The story of organized crime in Canada is similar to the history that has been accepted and taught in our schools in general. Organized crime has great influence on the formation of this country and the lives of people. The most violent and thugs - an illegal motorcycle gang like Hell Angels - were promoted to a great proportion. Families with wineries during the ban instructions such as Bronfman have built enormous wealth and are now owned by the company. Montreal Mafia created and controlled the smuggling empire of the world's largest heroin and cocaine and did not give a satisfying desire to neighboring countries in the United States. Today, in the city of Vancouver, gangs were in vain, "BC sprouts" flowed into the United States and became the first choice for cannabis. Organized crime is as old as the establishment of the country, pirates even destroy the east coast, even guns hired by colonial government. From the early days in China, both government and criminal groups discovered that conspiracy can create a common interest. Comprehensive, profitable and interesting - as seen in extraordinary era of writers' designs and illustrations specially designed for this book - Ice is playing with the country for centuries. On these pages, you will encounter dirty and powerless criminal groups, but that is a resource-rich entrepreneur and insists we are vulnerable and works with the community and the full operation of the law It is a defender. This is an authoritative book on Canadian organized crime, a unique contribution to understanding Canadian history.

Because of the high revenue of Canadian import and export drug market, the majority of Canadian organized crime groups are involved in drug trafficking. The Canadian black market is now worth about 77.83 billion dollars, and drug trafficking accounts for about 57% ($ 44.5 billion). Note 2 Cocaine is the most famous illegal drug market in Canada and is imported through almost all means of transportation. Recent trends indicate that drug cartels are active in Canada and are trying to establish direct cocaine supply rather than sales by third parties. In order to disrupt the cartel network, cooperation by law enforcement agencies with international partners is necessary and alternative target drug implementation initiatives to cope with the growing threat of Canada

Most of the criminal groups organized in Canada are primarily involved in drug trafficking, but Eastern European criminal groups are deeply involved in counterfeiting. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russian criminal organizations expanded criminal activity at the international stage. The police confirmed that the pursuit of profits and power is a major feature of Canadian organized crime groups. Other common functions include long-term activities, violence, and serious criminal offenses.

Criminal activity organized in Canada in 1998: "Experimental" result of Canadian judicial statistics center of 16 police stations

Organized crime is a burden for Canadian society and impairs fundamental rights and safety to people's security. Many criminal organizations are constantly evolving to operate across Canada and across national borders, have a lot of money, adapt to new opportunities and use it. With these features, the fight against organized crime becomes particularly difficult, and the need to share information and information between law enforcement agencies and public security officials is emphasized.