New Border Patrol station to house OPNET offices-
“The facility also has new offices for the Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team.
The people tasked with cleaning up heroin in the county- now housed with those who keep heroin out of the US in the first place.
‘Uptick’ in heroin use seen on North Olympic Peninsula– any connection to the US/Canada border?
Prescription Opiates and Heroin – Clallam County
Cheap, easy-to-get heroin leads to spike in Oregon overdose deaths
Domestic heroin busts are reported as some sort of law & order success-
Each one is evidence that- 11 years after 911– the US Dept. of Homeland Security is unable to prevent criminal traffic from entering the US.
Keeping heroin from crossing the Strait of Juan de Fuca-
We are told the #1 US Border Patrol objective is to stop terrorists. The US Border Patrol explains this objective at a local public forum- this YouTube video covers Border Patrol objectives at 3:50.
How are terrorists kept out while heroin comes in?
The US Border Patrol has had success in capturing Central American immigrants in Forks- 1500 miles north of where they likely crossed into the US.
These arrests often involve mysterious traffic stops conducted by federal agents (see Olympic Peninsula Border Patrol timeline- bottom of page).
Don’t look for local reporters to ask why the vehicle was stopped.
If local arrests are not connected in any way to the US/Canada border- maybe every Port Angeles sized town- all across America- should have its own 50 agent US Border Patrol station?
The US Border Patrol at Port Angeles has stopped 2 people from illegally crossing into the US. That incident took place more than 2 years ago:
May 31st, 2010-
Two amphibious Canadian marijuana smugglers are captured on a remote Olympic Peninsula beach by the US Border Patrol.
Related: Secret arrest statistics are un-American
Olympic Peninsula Border Patrol timeline here
Possibly of interest:
Photo- Summer sunset at Fort Flagler