Programme
00:00 - 01:00
Contraband: Seized at the Airport
Going Nowhere Fast
Series, Reality
After being detained for public intoxication, a woman is found to have overstayed her visa; a man who has been on the run for 15 years is apprehended; a traveler is questioned for her connections to the leader of a car theft gang.
01:00 - 02:00
Contraband: Seized at the Airport
The Cocaine Preacher
Series, Reality
A K9 scents illegal contents within luggage belonging to a preacher and his wife; to everyone's surprise, the wife admits to having cocaine in her bag; officers question a Brazilian man who arrives with two plastic dolls stuffed with white crystals.
02:00 - 03:00
Contraband: Seized at the Airport
My Brother's Timekeeper
Series, Reality
Rising tariffs tempt some citizens to go abroad to buy luxury goods, where items can be up to 40% cheaper, then bring them home without paying the proper duties; a traveler returning from Italy claims she has a $50,000 watch belonging to her brother.
03:00 - 04:00
Contraband: Seized at the Airport
No Gun Intended
Series, Reality
A traveler claims he's shocked by the discovery of a firearm in his luggage; officers question a luxury fountain pen maker; her story of coming to the U.S. for a vacation raises suspicions that she may be planning to work while she's here.
04:00 - 05:00
Contraband: Seized at the Airport
Scammers
Series, Reality
In Atlanta, an officer discovers evidence of a lottery scam - a tactic used by criminals to trick victims into giving up thousands of dollars in exchange for alleged winnings; this find could lead CBP to uncover the network behind this nefarious ploy.
05:00 - 06:00
Contraband: Seized at the Airport
Online Discord
Series, Reality
A Scottish teenager claims that he's come to meet his girlfriend from a gaming website; when a couple arrives with a large amount of cash split into bundles, officers dig deeper and see that the man is under investigation by the FBI.
06:00 - 07:00
Contraband: Seized at the Airport
My Brother's Timekeeper
Series, Reality
Rising tariffs tempt some citizens to go abroad to buy luxury goods, where items can be up to 40% cheaper, then bring them home without paying the proper duties; a traveler returning from Italy claims she has a $50,000 watch belonging to her brother.
