Border Control: Spain, Episode 5

In the Strait of Gibraltar, agents make a dangerous approach on a fishing vessel transporting 2,500 kilograms of hashish in its hold.

At the Port of Tarifa, the police scrap a high-end car with hammers, axes, and grinders to find hashish hidden inside.

At Madrid-Barajas Airport, a passenger declares he's bringing birds from Cuba, but explains that he has no documents due to red tape. In fact, it's a case of animal trafficking, and he will be prosecuted.

At Madrid Airport, police officers catch two separate passengers committing a crime, including a minor. They were trying to smuggle Viagra, a very expensive drug in Spain.

A group of passengers from El Salvador have labels in their luggage, arousing the Civil Guard's suspicion. Tensions flare when they discover that the passengers could be victims of a human trafficking ring.

In the port of Barcelona, the Civil Guard tries to locate dozens of hidden packages of hashish in the bodywork of a vehicle. More than 180 kilos are seized by the agents.

A container is intercepted in the Port of Algeciras. Inside it, police agents discover a shipment of smuggled weapons: 753 assault submachine guns and 72 grenade launchers.

The Barcelona Customs Surveillance Service supervises a controlled delivery from Colombia. The package contains 300 grams of cocaine, leading to the receiver's arrest on drug trafficking charges.

An important operation in the waters of the Strait of Gibraltar tries to intercept a jet ski with illegal immigrants. When cornered, the driver gets rid of two passengers and abandon them at sea.

The alarms go off at Madrid airport when a suitcase supposed to be full of explosives is about to be loaded onto an aeroplane. Two passengers try to hide products that they have bought in China to sell in Morocco.

A boat loaded with drugs is chased by air and on the sea. The helicopter is forced to leave the operation when the drug traffickers attack it with a laser beam.

The Integrated External Surveillance System detects two boats that are carrying illegal immigrants. Their goal is to reach the coast of Algeciras, but they might capsize at any time.

The agents check a container using a scanner. The machine reveals what is inside it -- and is not the fertiliser that was declared.

In the Bay of Algeciras, a Civil Guard patrol boat tries to prevent several speed boats full of drugs from reaching the Spanish coast.

The Barcelona Customs Surveillance Service is looking for three suspicious containers among more than seven thousand. They could have been used by drug traffickers to smuggle cocaine into Spain through the rip off system.

After detecting several suspicious suitcases at Madrid Barajas Airport, Civil Guard agents put them in the baggage reclaim carousel to see who will claim them and apply tax fines, if necessary.

In the Port of Algeciras, a van with five passengers disembarks with shotguns and a freezer in the trunk. They are hunters from Morocco, carrying more than 700 catches that were not approved by sanitary controls.

A passenger from Colombia lands in Madrid Barajas Airport. The Civil Guard gets suspicious when he remains more than two hours in the baggage claim hall.

Right after landing in Madrid-Barajas Airport, a plane coming from Santo Domingo is inspected by the Civil Guard even before the disembarkation of its passengers.

During a whole night, a patrol boat from the Tax Agency tries to prevent tobacco smugglers from unloading their product on the beaches of the Strait of Gibraltar.