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By Martin Kasindorf, USA TODAY
editor@usatoday.com
CRIME FINDS HOME ON U.S.-CANADA BORDER
BLAINE, Wash. - With official attention in Washington riveted on the U.S.-Mexican border, crime along the USA’s undefended border with Canada is climbing to levels surpassing the rum-running days of Prohibition.
From the moose wallows of Maine to the raspberry fields of Washington state, border authorities are wrestling with these problems:
For 18 months, shipments of the $7,000-a-pound British Columbia marijuana known as "B.C. Bud" have been deluging the West Coast. The popular drug is so potent that dealers trade it pound for pound for cocaine, U.S. Border Patrol agents say. One means of transporting B.C. Bud: sea kayak.