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A bulk shipment from Hong Kong disguises over $900k of crystal meth.
A bulk shipment from Hong Kong disguises over $900k of crystal meth.
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S9, EP10 "Drug Dog Day"A bulk shipment from Hong Kong disguises over $900k of crystal meth.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S9, EP9 "Weed Holiday"It's a celebration when sea cargo reveals one of the largest drug busts.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S9, EP8 "Framed for Meth"A business trip is canceled when a man's dark past sends him back home.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S9, EP7 "Cannabis Grey Zone"The weight of over a dozen cameras from China raises a red flag in customs.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S14, EP10 "Propagating Problems"A dream trip; hidden cigarettes; plants that could propagate problems.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S14, EP9 "Hide and Seek"A story that doesn't add up; a Christmas rat, and a dangerous baby gift.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S14, EP8 "Wine and Windbreakers"Authorities suspect sex work visa fraud; a wine tourist packs too many windbreakers; Biosecurity deals with a full feast of food items.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S14, EP7 "Not Snow Chic"Customs and the Navy work together to inspect a ship; a traveler with a poetic visa application; a cosmetic concealment of cocaine.
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