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A frequent flyer's attempt to get higher is stopped at the border.
A passenger with a shady passport and an imaginary friend is sent back home.
Immigration isn't pleased when a woman is caught with a fake passport.
A half million dollars of meth is buttoned up nicely at Auckland.
Large amounts of cocaine are found hidden inside a man's suitcase.
A package of Christmas decorations deck the halls with crystal meth.
A suspicious stuffed toy is looking for the wrong kind of fun in Auckland.
An irritated passenger's attitude gets him a return flight to the UK.
Something fishy is found in customs when a package from Africa is searched.
A lying lover is stopped in customs after the U.S. sends a warning.
One of NZ's biggest drug busts; a Brazilian partier; soap bottles of meth.
Bags of red flags; a family of foodies; a dubious Christmas gift.
An irate English tourist; a strange vacation; meth-leisure wear.
Rare Canadian artifacts; conflicting travel stories; a sticky situation.
A body packing bust; a marriage of inconvenience; NZ's most unwanted.
An Irishman arrives at the airport; a drug concealment; a spiritual healer's Pandora's box of problems.
An illegal business is busted; a scam to smuggle drugs; a unique excuse.
Witchcraft; suspicious lampshades; a man who may be a sex worker.
The officers suspect a young woman, but upon closer inspection of her bag, they don't seem to find anything in the usual hiding spots, and they'll have to dig deeper to determine whether she's trying to break the law.
Security officers in Colombia's largest airport keep criminals out.
Security officers in Colombia's largest airport find smuggled cocaine in cans of deodorant.
After an inspection reveals that a pair of innocent-looking high heels are more than they seem, the passenger carrying them claims he was doing someone a favor without realizing what they were.
Officials at Colombia's largest airport must put a stop to smugglers moving drugs in laptops.
After being arrested with cocaine in his suitcase, a man accuses his son-in-law of tricking him; two individuals posing as a couple of young tourists turn out to be complete strangers carrying cocaine capsules inside their bodies.
Human bones are found inside luggage; a pair fails to declare thousands of dollars in jewelry; a mysterious powder is masked by beauty products.
A traveler is caught with injections; officers smoke out marijuana residue; a mom may end up in jail due to a wrong turn.
A one-way ticket raises red flags; a traveler is caught with undeclared meat; officers find a loaded gun and live crab.
Officers find white powder in tea sacks; pills marked ICE are frozen; some furry foreigners arrive to spread good will.
A traveler is caught with cocaine-filled pen caps; a long stay alerts CBP; a probation-breaking welder feels the heat.
A fake ID comes to light at the border; a young traveler's stories don't jibe; CBP hounds sniff out forbidden food.
Officers find a stash of luxury knockoffs; a drag race fan slows his roll; CBP catches a wanted duo.
A car's radiation levels alert CBP; an officer digs up a stash of deadly bath salts; multiple phones materialize.
CBP converges on flights arriving from drug-source countries; a coffee expo volunteer finds trouble; pills are found in film containers.
A face-off develops over luxury counterfeits; agents detect potentially lethal powder; a CBP beagle finds the mother lode of meat.
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.
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.