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A traveler is caught with cocaine-filled pen caps; a long stay alerts CBP; a probation-breaking welder feels the heat.
A traveler is caught with cocaine-filled pen caps; a long stay alerts CBP; a probation-breaking welder feels the heat.
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S5, EP7 "Deadly Boxes"Officers find a stash of luxury knockoffs; a drag race fan slows his roll; CBP catches a wanted duo.
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S5, EP1 "Family Jewels"Human bones are found inside luggage; a pair fails to declare thousands of dollars in jewelry; a mysterious powder is masked by beauty products.
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S5, EP2 "In the Weeds"A traveler is caught with injections; officers smoke out marijuana residue; a mom may end up in jail due to a wrong turn.
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S5, EP12 "Suspicious Souvenirs"A tourist's uncertain vacation plans make him suspicious; two backpackers return with more than just memories; in Port Huron, a traveler carries a concealed weapon.
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S5, EP11 "Cocaine Pellets"Suspected of smuggling narcotics, a jittery traveler's next stop is a medical facility; a pair arrives bearing a trophy; CBP question a DJ's find.
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S5, EP10 "Lethal Package"A face-off develops over luxury counterfeits; agents detect potentially lethal powder; a CBP beagle finds the mother lode of meat.
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S5, EP9 "Exotic Edibles"CBP converges on flights arriving from drug-source countries; a coffee expo volunteer finds trouble; pills are found in film containers.
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