A new pilot project using drone-detecting technology aims to intercept the "crazy" number of drop-offs happening inside B.C.'s prisons. The Union of Canadian Correctional Officers says the number of drones dropping off weapons and drugs into B.C.'s prisons is "daily" with packages coming in different disguises, shapes and sizes. John Randle, regional president in the Pacific Region, receives a call as soon as there is a sighting or drop. “We’ve seen and caught up to 30 drones in one week,” he sa...