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At the JFK Airport, a passenger is not honest about the reasons for his trip; an agent finds undeclared jewels in a suitcase.
At the JFK Airport, a passenger is not honest about the reasons for his trip; an agent finds undeclared jewels in a suitcase.
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S5, EP19 "Hold My Vapes"In Canada, agents find a collection of vaporizers and oils inside a suitcase; an Asian woman arrives in Detroit with a man who isn't her husband; a couple returns to Europe with undeclared items.
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