1.   During Prohibition, St. Pierre was a major conduit of bootleg alcohol to the United States, and the occasional hangout of Al Capone.

2.   Bootleg alcohol is inexpensive and widely available, but the poor quality contributes to thousands of alcohol poisoning deaths every year.

3.   Bootleg alcohol is inexpensive and widely available, but the poor quality contributes to scores of alcohol poisoning deaths every year.

4.   But bootleg alcohol is still widely available and inexpensive, and the poor quality contributes to thousands of alcohol poisoning deaths every year.

5.   Krasnoyarsk Mayor Pyotr Pimashkov went on local radio on Sunday to urge residents not to buy bootleg alcohol and described the symptoms of poisoning.

6.   Despite the ban, bootleg alcohol is widely produced in Iran, while industrially-made products are smuggled in, notably across the western borders.