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Coast Guardsmen operating around the South Pacific work hard to fight drug trafficking, prevent illegal immigration and manage numerous rescue missions.
Coast Guardsmen operating around the South Pacific work hard to fight drug trafficking, prevent illegal immigration and manage numerous rescue missions.
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To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S13, EP6 "Aquaphobia"A mysterious vial of liquid puts officers on high alert; a traveler says he runs a fishing business but is afraid of water.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S13, EP7 "Wishful Thinking"A New Zealander feels upset over taxes and tea; an unlikely itinerary raises red flags at Immigration; Customs finds MDMA hidden inside art supplies.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S13, EP8 "Snake in a Lantern"Customs finds suspicious paperwork; a passenger unconvincingly calls themselves a genuine tourist; a lantern holds a smelly surprise.
To Catch a Smuggler: South Pacific
S13, EP9 "Drug Rugs"A New Zealander reaches her limit with Customs; a passenger with a problematic past; rugs rolled with drugs are intercepted entering the country.
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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