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SD HSI follows a loaded car; CBP and HSI test out a drug detection device.
SD HSI follows a loaded car; CBP and HSI test out a drug detection device.
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To Catch a Smuggler
S5, EP2 "Hot Drugs"CBP seizes $500K worth of coke; HSI arrests an importer of illegal pills.
To Catch a Smuggler
S5, EP1 "Boatloads of Coke"CBP finds an SUV loaded with meth; AMO seizes nearly 2000 kilos of cocaine.
To Catch a Smuggler
S5, EP8 "Ice Cold Cocaine"Customs and Border Protection finds $1 million of cocaine in a cargo truck; Homeland Security Investigations cracks down on a date rape drug.
To Catch a Smuggler
S5, EP3 "Popped for Pills"CBP and HSI track 25,000 ecstasy pills bound for Philadelphia from Germany.
To Catch a Smuggler
S10, EP8 "True Lime Crime"HSI seizes coke found ashore; CBP finds over 120 kilos of meth and stolen cars.
To Catch a Smuggler
S10, EP5 "Dope Rides in the Thundercat"AMO pursues a boat fleeing to foreign waters; CBP busts a drug-smuggling family.
To Catch a Smuggler
S10, EP4 "Whole Lotta Blow"USCG stops over 13,000 kg of cocaine and works with HSI to detain smugglers.
To Catch a Smuggler
S10, EP3 "High Caliber Highway"HSI St. Louis pursues gun traffickers; CBP stops siblings hiding money.
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