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Programm
18:39 - 19:08
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The False Bottom
Series, Reality
Mexico raids a drug den, Bogotá finds liquid cocaine in fruit, and a traveler in Chile faces 15 years. Brazil police seize smuggled pills.
19:08 - 19:42
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Red Flag Destinations
Series, Reality
Tijuana police track a stolen car, Bogotá K9 find cocaine in medical gear, and Brazil busts a meth ring. Fake soccer players are deported from Bolivia.
19:42 - 20:12
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The Thin Line
Series, Reality
Cocaine is found in a chair and floor planks. Mexico police chase a criminal, while Brazil agents seize undeclared Hi-Fi gear.
LIVE 20:12 - 20:41
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The Pump
Series, Reality
Cocaine is drilled out of a water pump in Bogotá. Mexico raids a drug ring, while Peru busts a woman for selling counterfeit luxury brand clothes.
20:41 - 21:09
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The Internal Vault
Series, Reality
Money mules are caught in Bogotá, while Chile busts a credit card cloner. Mexico raids gambling dens, and Bolivia stops a traveler with a fake visa.
21:09 - 22:17
Police Patrols
Township Police Patrols
Series, Action, Crime, Reality
Rio de Janeiro is famous for its sea-coasts and beaches loved by tourists from all over the world. Behind this postcard image, 20 percent of the population lives in shanty towns called favelas. In these zones drug dealers make their own rules.
22:17 - 23:22
Police Patrols
Narcotraffic Police Patrols
Series, Action, Crime, Reality
Sinchi, a special anti-drug group, was created in order to fight the drug trade in the Peruvian forest area.
23:22 - 00:26
Police Patrols
Tourist Police Patrols
Series, Action, Crime, Reality
Gang wars and bloody struggles have made Acapulco less attractive for foreign tourists; members of special anti-criminal unit risk their lives every day to maintain security.
