Border Control: Spain, Episode 14

A suitcase arrives at the Adolfo Suárez airport in Madrid. It brings a very disturbing aroma from being packed with dead animals -- including a monkey -- all of them skinned, gutted and ready to be cooked.

On the border of the Line of Concepción with Gibraltar, a car is inspected on the suspicion that it may carry contraband goods. If authorities want to find it, they will need to search deep in the car.

At the El Prat airport in Barcelona, ​​police wait for an Israeli citizen suspected of transporting drugs in his suitcase, but when they go to pick it up, he has disappeared.

In Madrid, officers intercept a passenger carrying a suitcase full of clothes full of cocaine. On top of that, the entire structure of the suitcase also carries the drug.

In their fight against tobacco smuggling at Madrid Barajas airport, the authorities seized in a single night more than 13,000 packs of tobacco from various parts of central Europe.

At the Adolfo Suárez airport, a bodybuilder from South America tries to illegally introduce all kinds of anabolic and doping products.

A Bulgarian passenger returns from his holidays in Costa Rica with a stopover in Madrid. When border control goes through their luggage, they discover a computer that surprises the authorities.

A passenger from Lima lands in Madrid with the most varied luggage: spoiled food, cash, polo shirts and fighting cock protectors.

At the Barajas Airport in Madrid, the authorities intercept the largest shipment of shisha tobacco that five young people wanted to take to Morocco in more than 40 suitcases.

At the Adolfo Suárez Airport, an ownerless suitcase tests the stomach of the agent in charge of checking its contents when it carries several packages of rotten fish.

A car is stopped at the Seu D'Urgell border. Its trunk is full of things that two elderly couples bought in Andorra.

A Senegalese citizen is attempting to board a ferry to Morocco in the vehicle he is driving. When they ask for his driving licence, he presents a photocopy of his Senegalese licence and an Italian licence.

A passenger from China arrives at Barajas airport with suitcases full of products that he himself is unaware of and that can cause serious problems.

A tobacco smuggler tries to escape from the authorities when her partner is discovered by the police at Barajas airport.

A passenger from China is discovered with various pieces of karaoke equipment. Then a woman is stopped.

A man from Ecuador is stopped at the baggage control. Agents find two packages with two names and two phones. It's related to cocaine.