How Criminals Traffic Drugs, Goods, & Humans By Boat

'Bad Goods' is a documentary series for Vice News looking at the worldwide illicit trade market, from wildlife trafficking, counterfeit item selling and sand mining. It will follow key people, from enforcement to traffickers, at the heart of the trade and explore what is behind the demand for illicit products.

In this episode, we explores illegal shipping and the risk of shipping containers being exploited for illicit trafficking. 



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[MaximBady]

I have been slowly learning how to build my criminal empire through vice

[ironmaiden]

Ive ordered several of the "Container 42", now I can smuggle knowing my shipments are safe and aren't being tempered with!

[rojoperro]

This was the longest ad I've ever watched for something I don't need

[giannirusso]

Vice always have the most click-able titles.
And the best bit is, it’s not even click bait.

[limericksfinest]

Congratulations to drugs for winning the war on drugs. As Einstein said "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results" Legalise regulate and tax
Prohibition does not work.

[Antigone]

No shipping company will want to increase their costs with smart containers. Not every company or country could even afford them.

[LawnMowerFan]

I still don’t know how drugs, goods and humans are trafficked by boat

[TronaId_Dump]

If I was an international drug smuggler, shipping containers would definitely be my preferred mode of transportation.
By far the easiest way to hide, conceal and transport narcotics across the world.
Like the man said... Theres absolutely no way the authorities can possibly check or search every single container that comes in to the port.

[Deltidsninja]

"Criminals are just like water, they flow where the money is"

[durianriders]

Legalize drugs and you take care of so much crime and violence.

[adrianlima]

Then it takes a day, day and a half for criminals to get past the “smart” containers.

[deeb]

"In the digital world, its not possible"
Hackers: hold my keyboard bruh

Yawa

[alexanderw.]

Solar panels on contraries.... containers that will be stacked on top of each other?

[creepin_wow]

Solar panels on top of a container that will usually have another container on top of it, good plan

[rafaelgomez]

So the standard shipping container cost 3-5k to make... you want to replace all the containers with ones worth 5-7;times as the original one?? Goodluck with that.

[BillyOceanSmokin]

So that's it? I thought this was gonna have some real in depth details

[homemacai]

In any system driven by Money Above all, this will ALWAYS exist. Business as usual

[bobbyjones]

Human trafficking rarely mentioned anywhere, glad you guys are doing it.

[Argos-xbek]

The Wire taught me all this in one season

[Rolo-Tony]

I feel like this little mini doc conveyed literally 0 information in a surprising amount of time