Border Control: Spain, Episode 19

A telephone expert receives one last call. In El Prat, two passengers learn that, for a lie to get through, you must not leave loose ends.

The Civil Guard thwarts the flight from Spain of a passenger with valuable luggage. In Algeciras, they know that first impressions don't count.

A van tries to cross the border with compromised and disturbing merchandise. If you push your luck at the airport, you will lose out.

The ostentation of a passenger when passing through fiscal control can cause him problems. On certain occasions there are suspicions that jump out at you.

In Barajas, they intercept a shipment of food with a suspicious appearance. The behaviour of a driver at the border will thwart his plans.

In the Port of Algeciras, a driver decides to deny the evidence. In Barcelona it is taught that the order of the factors does not alter the product.

The passenger of a flight from South America creates her own tragedy. In Barcelona the authorities unmask an animal smuggler.

A passenger's baggage reveals an assortment of irregularities. What appears to be a commercial expedition could turn into something more serious.

An intrinsically very valuable suitcase leaves its owner on the ground. The inspection of a suspicious package leads to some surprising calls.

Being lazy does not work as a strategy with the agents of the Port of Barcelona. Whoever tries to deceive an agent is very wrong.

The luggage of a passenger from Brazil reveals a mysterious ointment. In Barcelona, it is shown that surprises do not come alone.

A van tests the patience of the agents in the Port of Barcelona. A passenger discovers that in Spain there are also good cigars.

In Barcelona, it is clear that being a criminal is not at odds with being educated. To protect the borders, agents will have to deal with ugly things.

There are certain delicacies hidden in luggage that customs cannot admit. Things appear to a man at the most inopportune moment.

Opening a piece of luggage becomes an impossible mission at Madrid Airport. A suspect challenges the authorities to find proof of the crime.

When it comes to finding out if a vehicle is stolen, cotton doesn't lie. The one who risks it at the airport cannot depend on the carambolas.

A driver exhibits his skills in the art of haggling in the least indicated place. Underestimating the authorities is always a big mistake.

In Barcelona, ​​a game of nationalities uncovers a criminal strategy. A passenger manages to save part of the merchandise she is traveling with.

In El Prat, it is confirmed that passenger luggage is not the only one that has to be checked. On the Andalusian coast, criminals multiply.

A suspicious postal package launches an operation in Barcelona. A passenger clings to the fact that telling half truths is not the same as lying.