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- Hello.
- Good morning.

- All good?
- All good.

- How are you?
- Very well.

A lot of the travelers that we get, um,

they're pretty familiar.

Where's your wife?

She stayed working.

- She had bad luck.
- That's right.

- Well, have a good day.
- Thank you.

What's common here,
especially for,

uh, smuggling organizations,

it's meth, cocaine, or fentanyl.

Done. Good day.

- Where are you going, ma'am?
- To downtown.

- Anything to declare?
- No.

Are you bringing cash?

Two hundred dollars.

She's a regular.
She comes with her kids daily.

As soon as she came up,
right off the bat,

I noticed she didn't
have her kids with her.

Can I get an escort? Escort, lane seven.

I'll be right back.

She was very tight on the steering wheel.

Very fidgety.

So, we're gonna go ahead and run the,
the K-9 on the vehicle.

Negative on the K-9 inspection.

We'll maybe
just also run her, just in case.

That's a good alert.

The dog did alert to the individual,

so now we're gonna
go ahead and take her in

for a pat down

to see if there's anything on her person
that she may be concealing.

She stated that she didn't have anything,
that her sister is a smoker.

Her sister might've just left
the aroma on her clothing.

But I'm thinking that
it might be something there.

So, we'll see what the pat down reveals.

You get that one?

- All good?
- Yeah.

In the air cargo
environment here at Newark,

you have shipments that are coming in
from all parts of the world.

Good to go.

It's a fast-paced environment, you know?

It comes in and it leaves right away.

And smugglers are gonna try to
smuggle things in these shipments.

We've seen a lot of ketamine,
uh, is coming in.

We're also getting a lot of pink cocaine,

also known as 2C-B,

uh, which is a mixture
of ketamine with MDMA.

And we're seeing
a lot of counterfeit goods.

We gotta be on our toes
because if we don't stop it, it's gone.

Alright, guys.
We have plenty of packages here.

Let's get to it.

Coming through, coming through,
coming through.

Put four in at a time, boys.

An aircraft comes in
with probably 20,000 packages.

And from the 20,000 packages
we may flag maybe 100 to 150 of them.

And we come out
and we examine those packages.

Very good, very good.

Okay, guys. Check this box coming up.

Alright, kill the belt.

What piqued your interest?

Squares in the box.

What is it?

Pretty much books. Nope.

They're negative.

It's good to go.

Okay, here we go.

Very good.

Guys, open up this one.

See what that is.

Get that other box coming through as well.

This one right here?

Yeah, it's part of the three.

- It looks like candles.
- Okay.

It's a large shipment.

It looks to be a commercial-based shipment
going from a person to a company.

Uh, we just wanna
do a spot-check on the shipment

since there's a lot of packages.

Make sure there's no powder

or anything, uh,
inside of the components hidden.

The way the narcotics
are being smuggled nowadays

is getting a lot more intense

as far as ways they're
attempting to bring it in.

Then you have to just go
through everything thoroughly.

Alright, these are good.

It's showing to be what
it's manifested on the paperwork

as candles, gift items.

Alright, next ones.

We got, we got something.

Alright. Where's it coming from?

Turkey.

An air-sealed bag of some type of powder,
something like that.

So, I've never seen anything like this.

Basically, this one here
is soft for some reason.

But this one here is hard.

Well, you can see it's vacuum-sealed.

A new trend coming into this port,
uh, which is pink cocaine.

So, we'll test it.

We just wanna make sure.

Good morning, everyone.
Thanks for coming.

We've had a good week so far,
a successful op earlier in the week.

You guys have really become

the elite surveillance team for this area.

And it shows,
it shows in your professionalism

and your successful operations.

As you guys know, this might be my last,
my last hoorah for a foreseeable future.

I'm headed out to D.C. for a bit
to take on a role there.

Learning more in the aspects of

how they support us in the field.

Uh, it's been a great run.

We've all learned a lot from each other.

We just wanna keep the music playing,

and hopefully today will be no different.

We received some information of a vehicle,
suspected to be loaded full of drugs,

that recently crossed over from Mexico.

Let's work on our information,

see if we can identify the car
early on and land it.

So let's get out there
and let's go get some dope.

The car hasn't been in the country long.

And we are gonna try to get out on it

and see if we can figure out
where it's going.

And then try to intercept the drugs

and identify the other people
involved in the smuggling event.

Because these are
typically moving targets,

speed is the key in terms of getting out
on the road as quickly as we can.

The majority of the last five years
has been in the field here in San Diego.

We've been running operations
several times a week.

Long days and long nights,
making a difference.

We've had cases go as,
as far as the northern ends of,

of California, into Arizona

and as far as Michigan,
New York, and North Carolina.

We, in many cases
spend more time together,

uh, than we may with our families.

We're trying to stop
as much as this as we can

before it even gets
farther away from the border.

Good, I got him.

Bypassing the 805 South.

I'm with you, Charles, about a mile back.

It's a black SUV.

Copy.

I love being on this team.

I love the characters
and the personalities.

I love growing with the team,
watching them grow.

So I am looking forward to just
kinda savor that one last time

is to watch the team just work together
and have a good outcome.

We are on, on, on. 5 North.

On, on, on. 5 North.

Now we're in business.

We just entered Interstate 5,

the major north-south highway
that connects all of the West Coast.

Once they hit I-5,
you could likely be in for a long drive.

Is that he on your right right now?

Yeah, confirmed.

I got him.

Signaling off.

He is into the number one lane.

Copy.

He just switched over
to the number two lane.

He looks super nervous.

He's primed for a U-turn.

Please do not be a U-turn.

Oh, he just switched over
to the number one lane.

Yeah, is that him that just
bumped back into the turn lane?

I got him. I got him.

Alright, he made the red.

He just turned along the storefront.

Can someone go with him?

We're not with him.

I've lost eye.

He turned into the lot.

Can someone go with him?

I've lost eye, but he should be

right in front of the store.

We've got air support.

Standby,
we'll see if we can get a visual.

We picked up an airship just for safety.

Okay. We've got an eyeball.

Copy, Mike. Air has the eye.

He's turning into a spot.

He's kind of in the shade of the tree.
It's hard to see him.

Let me see if I can't get a better spot.

I have a ground eye.
His rear passenger door is open.

He's out on the driver side.
Driver side door is open.

Looks like he's digging around
in a little cubby there.

He took an exit that put him

into one of our major shopping centers.

Just south of San Diego.

We're here a lot.

There's a lot of activity
in these parking lots.

I mean, if smugglers
are trying to blend in

with the traveling public and with the...

Oh, he's moving.

Okay, moving.

Alright, he's walking back
around to the passenger side door.

He's opened up a couple car doors.

Um, seems to be shuffling around
with some things.

It's hard to know at this point
if that's irrelevant or not.

But we know,
given our proximity to the border,

that the drugs are
often concealed within the car.

Sometimes they're just
in gym bags in the back seat.

But in many cases, they're in the doors
or they're in some part of the frame.

Still leaning
into that rear passenger door.

So it's possible, if he knows

where the drugs are in the car,
he could be inspecting.

And now he's getting back in again.

Into the driver's seat.
He had his phone in his hand.

I couldn't tell if he was
texting or talking to it.

Yeah,
we could be sitting here awhile.

This driver could be waiting
for instructions to go someplace else

or another driver could come into the area
and take the car from him,

what we call a "driver swap."

No change.

So we just sit and watch.

And we wait.

My dog alerted

from the foot all the way
to her groin area.

You can come
right here for me, ma'am.

Let's move to this side.

Hey, are you guys done with the pat down?

Here's what we found.

It looks like we might have
something black-taped.

Uh, a small package
that was on the person.

The officer discovered
the contraband in her sock.

Test them outside.

We take all our precautions,

basically any officer or any civilian

that gets exposed to any sort of a drug,

we have NARCAN here just in case,
God forbid, something happens.

It is a life saver.

So right off the bat,
like a crystallized substance.

Feels a little hard.

It's double-wrapped.

You can see there's
a black taping on the outside

and then it's also another
plastic wrapping within the inside of it.

To mask maybe the odor.

So this is our thermal scientific Gemini.

This thing has a library
of over 200, 250 files.

And it could be anything.

Methamphetamine, cocaine hydrochloride.

It'll let us know.

Got a positive for methamphetamine.

This is probably gonna be
a few ounces, but let me go weigh it.

21.5 grams of crystal meth.

So we'll make a few calls.

If an HSI agent wants to come talk to them
and see if we can prosecute 'em.

It could be some jail time,
little jail time, probation.

But, yeah, there is gonna be
a consequence regardless.

Any seizure's great, honestly, you know?
The more we catch, the better.

Alright.

It may seem like a little bit

to an average person,
but this subject has kids,

so it can easily get into the wrong hands.

You know, it's a balloon,
a kid could get it and think

it's something that's, you know, candy.

So we, we always have to stay vigilant.

It's very important
that we don't forget our mission

and get complacent.

We're gonna examine this right now.

We don't know what it is.

I use my little machine here.
It's called a TruNarc.

It's compact and it has a laser function.

And we'll be able to find out,

hopefully, if this is something or not.

Okay, it's analyzing.

Believe it or not...

it's giving me a reading
of confectioner's sugar.

That's what it is.

Sugar.

Sometimes we win, sometimes we don't.

But we checked it out

and we are good in letting this shipment
proceed to its final destination.

We didn't get anything here today.

You know, that's the way
it goes sometimes.

Sometimes we get a little,
sometimes we get a lot.

Okay, this shipment is good to go.

We have a lot of work in front of us.

But, you know, whether it's, you know,
counterfeit goods or narcotics,

we're vigilant
and we just gotta try again.

Let's go.

There's a guy on the phone

walking towards him in the parking lot.

They are talking.

S1 [Subject 1] is getting out
of the vehicle with a backpack.

This looks like a vehicle swap, guys.

Vehicle in drive. Vehicle's away.

Yup. Driver swap.

Okay, moving again.

He's passing the garden center right now.

Now he's stopping right by it.

And he's pulling into a spot.

Alright, he's out of the car.

He's walking

over here to this red minivan.

The plot thickens.

There's a red minivan, he's...

accessing the driver side slider
and he's leaning into it.

Still digging around in the rear seat.

Okay, looks like he's done.

Door's closed.

Yeah, he's got a duffle bag

and a blue box
that holds like a floor fan.

He's probably gonna go unload the car.

He's probably gonna find a private place
that he can do that.

And then, the drugs will go
into that box, into a bag.

He just put those items
in the backseat of our V1

and he's climbing into the driver's seat.
Door closed.

Now pulling away.

Alright.

We're on the move.

We're gonna let this
play out as long as we can

and hope that this leads us
to more people.

Our target vehicle is
now on the move again.

He's up to the driveway
and he is turning out.

We had a driver swap,
and then the new driver went back to,

what we believe to be his personal car
and then retrieved a duffle bag and a box.

My guess is both of those are empty

and that'll be his concealing method.

That when he returns the car
he can move it back into his personal car.

Alright, he's slowing down.

Kinda pulling curb here.

Alright, he's gonna make a U-turn. U-turn.

Nope. He's going to pull
into a parking lot.

Right there.

Right now, I'm trying to find him.

He's out of the car.
Rear hatch is open.

He's probably
gonna do this out in the open.

He might be unloading the vehicle.

That can't be him.

That can't be this easy.

Alright, he's into
the passenger side rear now.

And he is bagging or boxing
into something.

I can't see what he is loading them in to.

I think this is it.

Looks like he's unloading the packages

and he is moving them
into that box or that bag.

Get ready to go.

If they pull packages

then we'll do a vehicle assault.

Right now, currently, we are in

an air cargo examination facility.

We have boxes that were
targeted by our targeting unit,

and they're ready for inspection now.

Generally,
people try to smuggle

drugs, medication, counterfeit items

such as handbags, shoes, clothing,

um, electronics, watches.

I don't think this is
a intellectual property rights violation.

Just shirts.

Counterfeit goods,
or intellectual property rights violations

are a big black market business

for a lot of, uh, transnational criminals.

So we, we make sure that anything
that comes into the US is legitimate.

So this is gonna be released.

Let's take a look at this.

Usually,
because they're trying to circumvent

the screening process,
they don't usually declare the actual item

and the value of the item.

And this is because
they don't wanna pay duty.

What do you got? Bags?

Now, how much did
the shipper declare this for?

This one was a hundred dollars.

I think that's probably a hundred dollars.

Okay.
Well, beautiful. Nothing here.

I think I wanna open this one.
You wanna open this one?

I'm an expert in this.

Box cutting?

Open this up. Alright.
Oh. What do we got here?

Chanel. What do you think, they're real?

- It looks real.
- Oh, wow.

- Yeah.
- Wow. Okay.

It looks like it could be real.

How many we got?

Four boxes. Let's see. Alright, well...

What do we got?

I think this is legit.

- Oh, yeah. It is.
- Right?

- This might actually be real.
- Mm-hmm.

The shipper declared this, uh,
merchandise for $50.

This is definitely not worth $50.

I mean, these shoes, they, they,
they go for easily how much?

- Some up to $400, $500.
- Wow.

So that's a lot of money right there.

Mm-hmm.

Anything above $800,
they would need to get a customs broker.

That acts as a liaison between CBP

and the person
that is bringing in the goods.

Now, what a lot of people try to do is

they try to declare it at less than $800
so they don't have to pay the duty fee.

And also, they don't have to
pay the broker fee.

So I think what we'll do is forward it

- to our import specialist.
- Yup.

- Let them do a appraisal.
- For appraisal. Yeah.

Once it goes to an appraisal,
those are our experts at CBP,

when they can officially
make a judgment call,

"Okay, well this is how much
it is actually worth

as compared to how much the shipper
has claimed that it's worth."

Oh, I forgot to put the shoe in.

I was taking it for myself.

You think, would you wear these?

- Ah... it's not my style.
- No?

- Alright. I like high heels.
- I think my mom would.

When people evade taxes or duties,

they directly affect our economy.

That causes illicit businesses to grow

and actually affects the legal businesses
in this country.

So, we can't let that happen.
We will, we will detain this.

This person will get fined.

And then we're gonna look at more stuff
and we'll see what we find.

Alright.

See if we see
anything good and then...

Yeah.

You gonna stop this one?

How's it going, sir?

- Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon.

Where are you going?

Here, to El Paso.

The past few months,

we've been seeing a lot
of fentanyl and meth.

That has ramped up tremendously here.

- Is this your vehicle?
- It's mine.

- Unlock your trunk, please.
- Yes, of course.

They'll bring it in cars, people.

And it, it's becoming a huge issue.

I'm good back here, Cooper.

- Thank you, sir.
- Thank you.

Have a good day.

Peds [Pedestrians]?

Yeah.

The body carriers,

they're typically your smaller loads.

Fentanyl has a high price point on it,
to where they don't have to smuggle in

huge quantities of it to make a,
a decent amount off that over here.

The human element is a huge aspect of it.

So I like to pay attention
to their body language.

I'm always watching for
any nervous tic or anything.

Every once in a while, you'll get somebody

that stands out to you,
to where you're like,

"Ah, you look out of place, buddy."

Something is up with this guy.

His, his eyes have been real shifty

while he's been waiting in line
this whole time.

Once he would notice you looking,

he would kinda try to hide
behind somebody real quick.

And, heh, so he was real,
real suspicious, kind of.

So, I'm gonna grab him real quick.

Hey, good afternoon, man.
Where you headed to, man?

- To work.
- Work? Where do you work at?

At the factory.

Okay. How long you been working there for?

Like, two weeks.

Two weeks? Okay.

I just moved back here with my girlfriend.

What's in your pockets right there, man?

Okay. All right. Okay.
What's in your backpack?

- Uh, just my stuff for work.
- Okay, what do you got?

- My lunch, my hard hat.
- Okay, any weapons? Drugs?

No. No.

Anybody ask you
to bring back anything for them?

No.

Okay, man. Hey, we're gonna
just come back here, okay?

We're just gonna check his bag,
uh, a little bit further

and then we're also gonna
give him a full pat down,

uh, make sure that there's nothing
within his pants anywhere else.

Alright, man. We'll come back here, okay?

Alright, man. We'll have you go over here.
Just go ahead and remove your belt, okay?

- There we go.
- Found it?

Why'd you hide that, man?

Put your hands behind your back.

Alright, man,
we'll come back out here

and we'll have a seat, okay?

Is that why you're nervous, man?
You have a weed pen?

Yeah.

What we're looking for is the hard stuff,

so am I gonna find anything else?

- No.
- Alright, man.

He was extremely nervous
and, uh, we found out why.

During the, the pat down process, uh,

we found a concealed vape pen
within his crotch area.

It's minor, but still it's illegal.

I'm just gonna test the vape pen,

uh, to make sure that it is THC,
and not just tobacco.

How we do that? Just get a paperclip
and shove it down the opening,

get some of the oil on there,

put it on the test kit and...

and then the test kit
will let us know if it's THC or not.

It's turned purple.
So, it did test positive for THC.

We'll seize the vape pen.

It's still illegal to cross with,

um, a national border with it.

He knew it was illegal to cross with it,
so this traveler will be penalized.

Since you, 'cause you concealed it,

you didn't declare it,

you are gonna be, uh, fined for it.

So you're gonna get a promissory note

since you don't have the funds
on you right now

to pay within 30 days.

How much is it?

About $500.
So, that's mitigated from a thousand.

It shouldn't be too long, man.
Once we get the promissory note

printed up and signed, uh,
you'll be on your way, man.

Alright, that's cool.
I'll pay it like next week.

Okay.

To me, when I see smaller amounts
of marijuana come through, it's minor.

But you do wanna stop it

because you have to do
your checks and balances.

You have to use all your tools
to be able to find it.

The real hard drugs
are coming across the border.

So, it's one of those things to where

you do wanna get the small amounts,

because we're getting better
at our job due to it.

If another vehicle rolls up

and they start unloading packages,

I will give the takedown.

Looks like he's still searching the car,

searching the panels of the car,
the tailgate.

That's indicative of someone
unloading a vehicle.

There's a white truck...

entering the parking lot.

Yeah, copy that. I'm looking now.

I don't have a direct shot in.

I can be first one in.

I'll position myself nose in
to kind of block him out

so he can't back out.

Well, we'll see where it goes.

It went on by him.

It looks like it's unrelated.

Alright, he closed the door.
Closing the hatch.

Walking around to the driver's door.

Alright, we're backing up.
Door closed, backing up.

- Are we moving up?
- Negative.

Alright. And away.

I'm gonna go and get eyes on.

It looks like he completed the unload

and is now...

on his way to deliver it.

With each case, like this,
there's so many moving parts.

It requires game-time decisions,
as to when we continue to follow,

when we take enforcement action.

And those circumstances
can change minute by minute.

It may be a green light
for enforcement action

and then we hold.

It just kinda depends.

Alright, fresh green.

Making his way up here.

If he stays on his current heading,

he will run right back
into the shopping center

where we saw the initial driver swap.

Based on the things
that we've seen in the past,

things that we've seen today, uh,
it's likely he's going to move that box

and whatever bags
he has in there into his...

red van that we saw.

And then, we'll likely take
them down after the transfer.

This is good.

So let's put this back over here.

Smugglers are very, very creative.

It's all bound by how good
you can smuggle something.

So, if they're changing their game,
then we have to be right behind it

and we always have to be on top of that.

We'll open this
and see what's in this one.

What do we got here?

- Oh, wow. Okay.
- Wow.

That's a Rolex.

- Okay. Oh, yeah.
- Yeah.

- That's real.
- Patek.

Yeah,
that's definitely a luxury watch.

Very, very expensive.

- Another one. Oh.
- Oh.

Is this what I think it is?

Oh, yeah.

I mean, this watch can go
anywhere from, like, $250,000,

if not more.

And what it's worth
is not what they're declaring.

I think this is black market.

So this is a very, very...

- Let's see.
- Very expensive brand.

Very expensive luxury watch.

Okay. This looks like a, what,
a cologne or a perfume box.

I know.
This is not even the brand of the watch.

Yeah,
it's not even the brand of the watch.

And then, I can look at this
and I can tell everything,

it's, it's just the markings
are very inconsistent.

The material is not even good.

And then, we got this also.

Now, this is in a plastic,
I highly doubt this is real,

because you're not really
gonna see a Rolex

wrapped in a plastic,

written in a foreign language.

So now we have three...

We have three...

...possible trademark violations.

Intellectual property rights violations

directly affects the trade in the US.

I know this one brand
that we seize all the time

that loses billions of dollars every year.

Great. Alright.

When we find these items,
and they're counterfeit,

we destroy them.

You know, 'cause we're trying
to protect the consumer.

A lot of people unknowingly
buy these items

thinking they're getting a great deal.

But they're actually not.
It's far darker than that.

Alright. Perfect.

A lot of smugglers
and a lot of black market individuals,

they use this for
money laundering purposes,

to finance terrorism,
narcotics, and child labor.

So I believe it was
a good operation today.

And this is what we do every day
at Customs and Border Protection.

Alright, let's go.

That's it, I'm hungry, man.

- Really.
- I know.

Man, I'm hungry.

Looks like we're going to have a
female in pedestrian secondary.

We have a woman, um, who's been,
uh, encountered in pedestrian lanes.

So being a supervisor, I need to go there

and make sure all steps
are followed correctly.

Cuff her.

You can go ahead and bring her back.

Come over here.

She had some questions
she didn't answer correctly.

The primary officer
didn't feel comfortable,

so he referred her in to us.

K-9 came out positive,
so we're gonna do a pat down.

Once I take the second one off,
put it behind your back.

I need you to stand there for a moment
looking this way over here.

What do you see?

Yeah, found something.

Do not move.

We made her
remove some of her clothing,

and I noticed that
she was wearing male boxers.

So, in the slit from the male boxers

she had a bundle wrapped up
in some kind of black tape, in a condom.

And I notice that she had
another one hiding in her hand

as she tried to sneak it out.

It's literally black and white
what we can do and what we can't do.

She felt the bulge.
There's nothing else you need.

Even without K-9.
Felt the bulge, alright, take it.

This was my first encounter

with a body carrier.

Officer Gloria and, uh,
Supervisor Ciccone,

they're super helpful right now.

They're kinda guiding me
through the process

since this is my first one.

She's going to get
her prints taken right now.

That way we can have
all of her information

along with the case,
and it's all put together.

- I'm sorry?
- She okay?

She's requesting to use the restroom now.

Ohh.

Ma'am.

She seems concerned.

She's not allowed to go
to the restroom by herself.

We will have to escort her
to make sure that there is nothing

within her body that needs to be seized.

Okay, he is turning in a lot.

I think he's headed over here
to where he's parked.

And he is pulling up directly
beside his red minivan.

He's on the driver's side
of his red minivan, parked.

Yeah, let him unload in the red van.

The slider's open
for the minivan

and he is transferring

items from the V1 into his red van.

He's moving packages into his minivan.

He's likely gonna return
this vehicle to the original driver.

We don't know where the first driver is.

Red van is closed
and he's walking back to V1.

Alright, now pulling away.

I don't have him.

Alright, he's going back to the same area
where he was parked earlier.

You know,
these takedowns can be dangerous.

They are dangerous.
There's gonna be guns out

in a major shopping center.

We don't know if this guy
is armed with a weapon

defending the load or defending himself.

Alright, pulling into a spot.

S1 is approaching V1.

There he is.

Yeah. You can see him.

Who's making the call?

Bust. Bust. Bust.
Go time, go time.

- Go.
- Go, go, go.

- Let's go.
- Police! Hands up! Police!

Hands!

On your knees! Get on your knees!
Get on the ground.

Go, go, go.

Go. Go, go, go.

Police! Hands up!

Police!

Let me see your hands!
Do it now!

I've got two right here.

Perfect.
This is great, you know?

And granted, we're not done yet.

That red minivan is our main point
of interest at this point.

We have the original driver
and the second driver, uh, in custody.

We're gonna make our way
over to that red minivan

where we saw him move bags
and secure that.

Box and a backpack, and a duffle.

Meth.

Meth, meth, meth.

Meth.

- More meth.
- That's not a fan.

It's not a fan.

Lots of meth.

Let's transfer them to the evidence bags.

Let's get 'em going.

We're always
happy when nobody gets hurt.

Uh, we were able to get
two people involved

in this smuggling event in custody.

They could be looking
at lengthy prison sentences.

Uh, we hope that evidence and interviews

that we do will lead to
other leads in this case.

And we're happy that the drugs
didn't make it onto the street.

Right now, we're gonna take it
back to one of our facilities

for weighing and testing.

Do you have anything on you, ma'am?

What is this?

We found a bundle internal.

We just came out of the bathroom.

We did find another bundle
within her bowel movement.

She claims that she does not know
what she was carrying inside of her,

and that she does not know
if she has any more bundles inside.

It changes the whole dynamic.

In the beginning,
it was just a body carrier.

Now, it's more dangerous.

Coming around.

Since it is life-threatening,
we, we do have it in a, in a high-risk.

If one pops, you know,
they can go into shock,

causing your internal organs to shut down.

So, we gotta get her
checked out as soon as possible.

I'm gonna get a bottle of water.

Maybe get her a cover too.

She seems like she's cold.

We have the narcotics that we found

on the, uh, the violator, and in her.

And we're gonna be testing it.

I don't know if it's fentanyl.

I don't know if it's cocaine.
I don't if it's heroin.

But this will help confirm what it is.

That red line is giving us
a positive indication

that we are indeed dealing with fentanyl.

So what we need to do now
is we need to determine the total weight.

This is important for the investigation,
also for prosecutional reasons.

We have 147.7 grams of fentanyl.

This is far beyond any type
of personal use narcotic,

so she was definitely smuggling this in
for further distribution.

She'll be looking at some serious time
trying to get this into the United States.

Girl is a train wreck now.

We told her it was fentanyl.
She didn't know.

She thought it was cocaine. It's fentanyl.
She almost threw up. We have to go.

We have to transport her
to a local medical facility

and make sure that she has
nothing else left inside of her.

We have a duty to protect the community.
So when we get the stuff at the border,

this stuff isn't getting
into the communities,

it's not getting into the schools.

And it's going to prevent
further smuggling

deeper into the United States.

We brought this to the port.

Uh, it's safer for us in, uh,
a more controlled environment.

We're gonna test the drugs
and, um, weigh them.

It's likely methamphetamine.

The San Diego ports of entry are, uh,
responsible for more than half

of the country's entire seizures
of methamphetamine.

So it's very, very common.

But we'll need a confirmation
that that's what we're dealing with.

Cutting into one of the packages
and then we use these, uh, test kits.

They're these
chemical reagents that will, um,

react to a certain color
if it tests positive

for the characteristics
of methamphetamine.

Yeah, that's methamphetamine.

It's about as much of a match
in color as you're gonna get.

42.9 keys of methamphetamine

across about 90 packages.

If we didn't intercept this,

then it would've hit
one of their distribution hubs

and then delivered anywhere in the country

that you can think of.

So, any time that you can
take drugs off the street,

put bad guys away, and nobody gets hurt,

that's a great day.

Today was my last operation with the team.

I'm headed to D.C.

I love being on this team.
I love watching them grow.

And we spend a lot of time together,
both on and off duty.

So that'll be hard, but
we have to continue to fight

and dismantle these networks.

These drugs are harming real people.

They aren't numbers,
they aren't statistics.

They have names, they have families.

Failing is, is just never an option.

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