Contraband: Seized at the Border - Season 9
Season 9
Episodes
It Smells Like ... Cow Poop?
Wag the Dog
A Mether-Daughter's Day Out
Tramadol to Hell
A driver claims he buys used cars over the border to import into the U.S., but an X-ray reveals something suspicious in his spare tire; when a traveler returning from Mexico declares protein-rich snacks at Customs, a Fish and Wildlife expert is called in.
I Don't Practice Santeria
With cartels using drones for surveillance and transport of narcotics and explosives, a newly formed CBP drone strike unit is taking aim at cartel eyes in the sky. An officer suspects that a vehicle may be carrying more than some innocent Santeria sprays.
The Breeder's Cup
Officers find that an 18-wheeler is carrying more than a load of takeout containers; a couple raises suspicion after declaring bulldog semen, but the labeling suggests the box may actually contain stallion semen, a valuable and tightly regulated substance.
The Meth Doesn't Add Up
During his first day on the job, a rookie officer relies on his training, sending a hesitant driver for further inspection, and his hunch pays off; when a traveler claims to be visiting his dentist bimonthly in Mexico, officers investigate further.
Roses in Red, Violence in Blue
A traveler is caught with blades for cockfighting, a cartel-run blood sport; every year, Mexico grows millions of dollars of flowers for the U.S., but cartels are taking advantage of the influx of shipments during major holidays to stash something extra.
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