Canada’s Extortion Crisis Is Getting More Brazen

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Extortion threats, shootings and deportations are putting Canada’s organized-crime problem under a national spotlight.

From the Bishnoi gang to 111 removals, how far have these networks spread—and what can authorities do to stop them?

In this episode, we break down:

• How extortion networks are targeting businesses and families across Canadian communities
• Why shootings at homes, vehicles and businesses are being used as intimidation tactics
• The 111 removals connected to Canada’s crackdown on suspected extortion-linked activity
• How the Bishnoi gang became part of Canada’s organized-crime and national-security debate
• Why South Asian business owners and communities are often among the victims of these crimes
• How young people can be recruited to carry out shootings and intimidation for criminal organizations
• The challenges police, courts, immigration authorities and governments face when disrupting transnational crime
• What the growth of organized extortion could mean for public safety in Canada

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• Hosts: Mike Wixson, Jim Lang

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Timestamps:

• 00:00 Canada’s extortion problem
• 03:28 Businesses and families being targeted
• 06:47 Shootings, intimidation and public safety
• 09:23 Deportations and Canada’s justice system
• 12:47 How extortion networks operate
• 15:17 Teen recruits and the risk to innocent families
• 18:03 Bishnoi gang, policing and organized crime
• 21:23 Community impact and what happens next

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