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A street performer is caught in the middle of an escape act; a cheeky bus passenger answers questions about his mischievous past.
A street performer is caught in the middle of an escape act; a cheeky bus passenger answers questions about his mischievous past.
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Border Security: Canada's Front Line
S2, EP10 "Dirty Money"An accidental detour leads two Canadians to a dead-end; an ornate frame holds more than just a picture; a man is suspected of money laundering.
Border Security: Canada's Front Line
S2, EP9 "Rap Stars"Officers look for a message in a bottle; a lack of papers land a group of LA rappers in the doghouse; a young man receives a wake-up call.
Border Security: Canada's Front Line
S2, EP8 "Fresh Powder"Hidden compartments in a traveler's backpack raise red flags; the discovery of a deadly weapon leaves mail center workers stunned.
Border Security: Canada's Front Line
S2, EP7 "Running Scared"Staff confront an American soldier running scared; a British woman causes confusion with her bag of tricks.
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