Highway robbers, hold-up men, drug dealers and prostitutes at the end of the Alaska Highway
84 years after the initial construction of the Highway was completed during the Second World War
There are a few honest folks here and there as in any small town, but with a couple of active gold mining camps in the area, many local businesses and foreign spies are actively preying on passersby and prospective customers even to this day.
Delta Junction is namely the “Junction” where the Alaska Highway (a.k.a. Al-Can Highway) terminates at the Richardson Highway.
Delta Junction has neither a city police force nor an incorporated borough, but there is a State Troopers outpost with a bunkhouse in the vicinity, and also a little jurisdiction unto itself in the city with a small shantytown courthouse lacking a jail in spite of hearing various felony and other custodial matters, and holding “jury” trials where all the jurors are well acquainted and personally known to the judge and police officers.
U.S. travelers and passersby are subject to arbitrary arrest, detention, and restraint at local gas stations, convenience stores, bars, restaurants and coffee shops in Delta Junction, Alaska.
You car will most likely be demobilized or made inoperable, impounded, confiscated and auctioned off, and you will probably be transported to Fairbanks 100 miles away until you post bond and arrange transportation back to Delta Junction at your own expense for trial if you are arrested or detained or restrained for any reason in this area. Truck stop food is not healthy, and these people are skilled professionals at making life briefer and more troublesome than it would be without them.
The Delta Petro Wash gas station as well as “The Hub” in Glennallen and “the Speedway” in North Pole are significant outposts of a Russian, Ukrainian and Middle Eastern influenced network of espionage that operates throughout Canada and the United States. Many of the employees of these gas stations as well as State troopers and other first responders are avid users of Onlyfans, Facebook and related social media where they have posted and viewed pornographic videos and still photographs and arranged and consummated sex hook-ups.
If you as a non-gang member are caught at either of these or several other gas stations in the state, you will be stalked and pursued and harassed by small town gas station clerks and state and local cops throughout the country and probably internationally for the rest of your life.
These are enemy spies operating within the U.S. actively seeking to identify and neutralize political opponents. Mossad and/or former KGB tactics possibly if one would choose to call them out for it, but most of these spies are not really Russian or Jewish at all. The ATF might be involved.
Delta Junction has a small municipal drug airport which is mostly used by drug dealers flying Cessnas and other small drug planes staying under the radar from Russia and Canada. Despite occasional drug busts and drug riots at the D66 drug airport, the dealing of marijuana and fentanyl among other drugs takes place openly and freely under a drug-community-friendly local judge.
Delta Mini Storage on Brewis Boulevard in Delta Junction, Alaska is a major hotspot for storage and distribution of drugs that are flown in at the aforementioned D66 airport. It is also a site of occasional drug riots and drug busts, but no significant legal action or criminal indictments have taken place against drug dealers or drug abusers who frequent the location. Glenda Smith, the purported owner of the place, was involved in check forgery.
Edward Larson, owner of another gas station with an associated Subway franchise, liquor store and IGA grocery store in Delta Junction, Alaska is a convicted drug dealer currently serving time in Whatcom County, Washington.
Employees of these stores including Chanel Wilson and Whitney Cosgrove have apparently been transporting and dealing illegal street drugs from the Delta Mini Storage location on Brewis Boulevard, where much of the illicit cargo has been “dead-dropped” CIA-style after being unloaded and transferred off incoming airplanes at the D66 airport.
There are a number of coffee shops in Delta Junction as well, but heavy adulteration of coffee drinks with alcoholic liquors instead of non-alcoholic flavor syrups is taking place, also involving other poisonous or deleterious substances including excessive cyanides in the drinks.