Ken Behr

I swear to God, he was like some conquering, you know, all the DEA heads and everybody for the big bust.

And it didn't go down that day.

We just didn't, they didn't bring the money.

So now this whole dog and pony show, the Learjet, the AWACS, or whatever planes they were using, the Coke.

Remember the thing about the cops is they never run out of drugs.

They just put it back in the warehouse.

And they'll play that cat and mouse game all day long.

It's just like you and I trying to sell a product.

If you have a customer, we'll wait for the customer, right?

Keep moving and see if you can, you know.

So anyway, a couple of months later, they had some guy fly down with a half a million dollars and they busted him.

And then they, at the same time, the Canadian police raided, you know, and they busted everybody.

It's an interesting case.

You can Google, I mean, everything I'm talking about, most of it's, you know, you can Google it.

This is

Billy McAllister and LaRue, and it became a constitutional case because they tried to argue that the American government didn't have jurisdiction to go into Canada, and they lost the case.

Interesting.

And they also did a documentary in Canada on it.

There's a whole... I don't know how you'd find it.

I actually have it somewhere.