естественно не в Канаде, тут они выше закона, в Штатах. Обнаглели совсем, думают и там им все позволено как здесь.

A former Mountie who pleaded guilty to smuggling cocaine across the Canada-U.S. border resented the RCMP so much that he turned to his previous adversaries in organized crime and sold them his specialized knowledge, court documents say.
Rapinder Singh Sidhu is expected to be sentenced to eight years in prison on Friday in Seattle.
U.S. District Attorney Jenny Durkan said in the pre-sentencing documents that Sidhu also contributed to the corruption of a fellow law enforcement officer who sabotaged his own career by becoming involved in the drug-smuggling scheme.
While Sidhu is accused of being a leader in the operation that began at an unknown time and ended in May 2008, Durkan said the ex-Mountie continues to blame others for his crimes and maintains he was merely a pawn in the operation run by others.
"Rapinder Singh Sidhu was a high-ranking member of a well-organized, long-running international conspiracy that was responsible for the transportation and exportation of enormous quantities of cocaine from the United States to Canada," Durkan said.
She said that when Sidhu, who was nicknamed Pony Tail, made the decision to become an international cocaine trafficker, he knew the harm he would cause and the risks he'd face if he were caught, unlike others he recruited as an underworld law enforcement adviser.
"He was specifically trained in investigating exactly the type of criminal he later became," Durkan said of the former RCMP investigator. "He used his special knowledge and skills, obtained through that privileged position, to earn for himself and his criminal associates large sums of money in the international cocaine trade."