Over a period of months, undercover officers visited the store and spoke with Carlisle, building a relationship with him.
A Kamloops-area restaurateur who dealt drugs to pay for his kids’ expensive medications wiped tears from his eyes Tuesday as he was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for selling three kilograms of cocaine to an undercover Mountie.
The sting didn’t stop there. On Oct. 2, 2018, Carlisle sold the Mounties a kilogram of cocaine for $65,000. That deal was hammered out at the Falkland Pub two months earlier.He also sold two additional kilograms of cocaine to the Mounties — one on May 27, 2019, for $49,500, and another on Nov. 7, 2019, for $50,000.
Kamloops provincial court Judge Marianne Armstrong was handed a series of letters from Carlisle’s friends and family describing him as someone who helps others. She urged Carlisle to turn the sentence into "a teaching moment" for his children and those he mentored.
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