This is How Drugs Get Smuggled Into Europe | Informer

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Unlimited cash flow, hotels, and hookers – we get an inside glimpse into the criminal world of a European drug mule.

The Informer reveals how corrupt garages would build stashes in fast cars for him to stuff with bricks of cocaine before making the risky drop-off across Europe – taking thousands of euros in return.

00:00 Introduction
02:51 Choosing the Vehicle
05:15 Threats from the Dealer

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the fact that they do fake-police tests on their own gang is soo risky, but also shows how seriously they take loyalty

AwokenEntertainment

I start sweating whenever I cross a border, and I'm not even smuggling anything. I can't imagine the stress if I had 150kgs of hard drugs in the car.

threethrushes

Real talk from this man. There is nothing glamorous about being a drug trafficker. You're going to ruin your life.

userMB

Reading between the lines I think this guy took a deal for no jail time in exchange for information. Which explains his paranoia about the gang catching up to him.

drangus

I had a professor who used to send chemicals needed to make artificial sweeteners to Bogota that happened to be a white powder. Every shipment, without fail, was flagged because it was suspected to be cocaine, and every time my professor was like “WHY WOULD I BE SENDING COCAINE TO COLOMBIA”

luxuryhub

Great job once again vice, you need to make these longer! this was intense, you guys seems to really capture that feeling as if someone is telling you directly the story.

MrAlex

Same problem as any dealer, no exit strategy, no end date . You're just thinking about the money and what will happen if you get caught .

randoir

Work so hard and take so much risk to get that money just to blow it all away in one night out? Yep, that sounds like most of the dealers I've known.

samsonsoturian

I was trafficking in my early 20s and it was just like 4-6 Kilos or 15 pounds of weed and got away quite fair without a prison sentence and without snitching on my friends, but it still cost me a few years of my youth since I was not allowed to leave the country for 3 years.
I know it sounds cheesy but please be aware that drug trafficking gives you only a short satisfaction, the first 2 rides are fun but after that you get paranoid and believe me, in the end it’s not worth all the stress for cash only, stay safe ☝🏻

tantemarianne

Moral lesson: One day you will get caught, regardless of all the money you make

illustratorbee

How did these informers come to tell their stories to the world? The motivation, connection to VICE, the trust they won't suffer negative consequences after... stunning stories...

impermanent-being

I was offered a muling job when I lived in Guatemala back in 2000. I was offered $5000 USD. I told the guy no way I'll do it and he punched me in the face so hard it left a mark for a week.

FaridShahidinejad

200 kilo for 20k euro sound like a pretty bad deal when you risk 10-12 years of your life

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The fact that we get free videos on YouTube by VICE is truly a gift. 🤚

olefella

my cousin had a similar offer but refused, he even asked me, so I suggested him not to do it. Glad he didn't. It was a offer from a nearby drug dealer which had many people working for him, now he is in jail.

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