A Canadian police department has partnered with Buckley University to train genetically enhanced pigs to uncover methamphetamine cave labs hidden in the Rocky Mountains.
At The Buckley University Innovation Center 
Researchers have inseminated scent specific dominate genome genes pre- natal from the top 10 smelling animals too infuse with the highly mutable proteins from the mammalian mountain boar .
Head R&D Scientist Professor Amanada P. Jonajonski attached a remote robotic eye prototype to this ground breaking new policing tool developed and engineered in Canada .
The surrealistically surgical-ally embedded robotic eye will act as a viewing portal for police too navigate the pig away from hungry bears while roaming the mountainside sniffing for Meth labs.
After months of intense scent training
adult pigs are sedated .
While under sedation the pigs are implanted with deep tissue GPS satellite shock rods that can control the pigs movement to avoid predators . 
Buckley research scientist are currently working on a GMO pig that local police departments can use to detect illegal domestic dumping sites within city limits.
