So many of you have sent me this story from British Columbia about a prison who found

drugs on a pigeon.

A pigeon was located at Pacific Institution inside the walls and it appeared to have

a small package, sort of like a backpack attached to it.

So they caught it and the package was full of crystal meth.

This happened at the end of last year, December 29th, at the maximum medium and minimum

federal penitentiary located at Abbotsford, that's in British Columbia.

So I guess the pigeon was found in one of the recreation yards at the institution.

It was spotted by a correctional officer and security intelligence officers when the

officers were doing their standard patrols around and throughout the unit at institution.

That's when they initially spotted the bird with the package on it.

So we're making good news for correctional officers in Canada about their prison assignments.

And so then they went ahead and tracked that bird and they found out that it had crystal

meth in the backpack.

Now they don't know whether it was being trained by someone in the prison or someone outside

of the prison.

I don't know either, but they obviously went ahead and took the crystal meth bastards

and they let the pigeon go.

So now I guess we're using an old school technology to sneak drugs into the prison.

I'm sure this has been happening for quite some time.

I mean, they have anti-drone technology at a lot of these prisons because drones come

and they drop the drugs into the system.

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