Canada’s Crime Crisis Is Getting Younger and Bolder
Armed 13-year-olds stealing cars, cocaine worth $400K up North, and extortion spreading across Canada. How organized is this crime becoming?
Millions of identities may also be for sale online, raising a bigger question: are Canada’s criminals moving faster than authorities can respond?
In this episode, we break down:
- How four Toronto youths, including a 13-year-old, were allegedly tied to more than 50 break-ins and vehicle thefts
- Why police believe organized crime may be recruiting young people to steal luxury vehicles
- How just 2 kg of cocaine reached an estimated street value of $400,000 in Nunavut
- Calgary’s growing extortion crisis and attacks targeting members of the South Asian community
- The RCMP and FBI response to cross-border extortion, kidnapping, drug trafficking and violence
- Reports of Canadian and U.S. driver’s licences being sold through dark web identity networks
- How stolen identification can fuel synthetic identity fraud, financial fraud and account takeovers
- Why Ontario motorcycle deaths are raising new concerns about traffic, training and road safety
- Hosts: Mike Wixson, Paul Micucci
Timestamps:
- 00:00 Intro
- 00:50 Armed Youths and Luxury Car Theft
- 04:42 $400K Cocaine Trafficking in Nunavut
- 06:54 Calgary’s Growing Extortion Crisis
- 09:30 Canadian Identities for Sale on the Dark Web
- 14:12 Motorcycle Deaths and Road Safety
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