Border Control: Spain, Episode 10

In Madrid Airport, suspicions fall on luggage originating from Peru. It contains brownie packages, but they're actually hiding four kilos of cocaine.

In Madrid, authorities open a suitcase with a large amount of tobacco. Suddenly, more passengers appear with more suitcases and more tobacco. It is a new contraband organisation.

In Madrid, suspicious airmail packages pass through the scanner. The agents discover a box that carries five kilos of marijuana.

The luggage from a passenger travelling from Ecuador to Madrid leaves a bloody trickle on the floor. It contains destroyed shells and defrost crabs. He can't cross the border.

In the Spanish border town of La Jonquera, a routine inspection of vehicles discovers a case of currency evasion going to France thanks to the service dog, and its sense of smell.

In Madrid's airport, the authorities find a bag full of cooked, and ready-to-eat food shaped like a rodent. A young woman is intercepted in Barcelona. She tries to bring into Spain more than two kilos of cocaine.

A passenger from Africa arrives at Madrid's airport with a huge amount of a natural drug whose legislation is still taking its first steps in Europe. It is called Khat.

In Madrid, a few passengers were paying the taxes on the non-declared goods when suddenly they lost their memory. They must recover it if they do not want to lose everything.

A woman travels from Sao Paulo to Madrid with 19 kilos of cocaine inside her luggage. Authorities register a truck in the port of Algeciras and discover a big amount of T-shirts which may be fake or imitations.

A passenger from Gambia tries to make authorities believe that the clothes and jewellery wrapped in plastic are used. In the port of Algeciras, agents check cargo declared as building material with a large number of weapons.

Agents remove a man from the plane after detecting something suspicious in his checked baggage: more than 50,000 euros without declaring.

In the Port of Melilla in Southern Spain, the Civil Guard search groups of young illegal immigrants, and discover that they are hiding in dangerous places among the rocks of the breakwater waiting for nightfall to sneak like stowaways on a ship.

In Algeciras, the Civil Guard uncovers a clandestine storage of eels that a criminal organisation tried to smuggle to China via Morocco.

Working in the customs office of Madrid-Barajas is not always suitable for sensitive stomachs, especially if you discover worms in packages of dried fish.

A suitcase left by its owner in the baggage claims of Madrid's airport does not carry any personal item but 'only' 23 kilos of cocaine.

In Madrid-Barajas, postal items are being inspected, and one of them hides a double depth with cocaine from Brazil. A passenger from Senegal arrives at El Prat airport with three baobabs.

In Madrid, authorities suspect a passenger in a wheelchair. When they register his suitcases, they discover a double bottom with more than two kilos of cocaine. A passenger arrives in El Prat airport with amplifiers that haven't being declared.

A passenger from Brazil stops in Madrid to flight to Ibiza, but the authorities intercept him after discovering his suitcase has a double bottom with more than seven kilos of cocaine. In Algeciras, the authorities investigate a container from China.

In the freight terminal of Madrid's airport, the authorities discover that there is liquid cocaine inside infant shampoo bottles.

In Madrid, two passengers who come from the same city, and are making a stopover at the same airport say they do not know each other despite having the same amount of smuggled tobacco.