Smuggler Attempts To Hide Narcotics In Footwear | Customs | Real Responders

A smuggler from St Lucia gives himself away when he acts suspiciously around the sniffer dog.
The bag search finds a suspicious number of shoes for such a short trip, and when Gary pulls them apart, they are full of cocaine. In Manchester, one man sends sniffer dog Floyd's signals into a frenzy. Martin tracks the suspect through the airport and when he heads for the toilets, the officers pounce.

In Gatwick and Bristol Airports in England customs agents check baggage and travellers to uphold allowances and prevent illicit activity and substances from entering the UK.

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[extendzz]

7:13 “ The man seems confused about country he’s in” had me dying 😂😂

[tjr]

She found it strange that someone would buy the lady a ticket to the UK because no one has ever bought her a ticket to the Caribbean…maybe the lady just has better friends.

[olefella]

It would be hilarious if the passenger suitcase was filled with dog foods and treats 😂 😂 🤣

[slashbat]

I'm crying lmao, like the fact that she's baffled an older man would buy a young lady a ticket to come and see him 😭 like she really ain't know what's about to go down

[Bhutchin]

It’s always funny how in these they say how the confrontational and annoyed tone raises their suspicions when that’s typically the behavior of innocent people lol.

[nilsnyman]

"Nobody ever bought me a ticket to the Caribbean." This woman would be hell on wheels as a cop. Also, "he's dressed nicely"..well hell... don't most people dress nice to travel?

[KylerTony]

The customs lady in Gatwick doesn’t know why an old man would pay for a young Jamaican lady’s flight ticket to see him. Come on now really?

[MrPhrenzi]

The officer sounded a bit envious that the bloke bought a ticket for the lady

[christheriault]

I like the show's honesty about being wrong about innocent people. Some shows show cops or border officials catching smugglers or criminals like they are perfect and heroes. That's not always the case and this show is honest about its operations. I like that.

[traildoggy]

Disclaimer: No Drug Wars were won during the filming of this program.

[MrChomcky]

I feel the innocent ones should get a voucher for food or free taxi ride.

[GoogleGebruiker]

He knows the only thing he'll be exercising is his right to legal advice. Brilliant

[MarkHarrison-bokf]

If not making eye-contact is criminal, then I'm public enemy #1.

[JAvoices]

What kind of comment is "the lucky couple leave with their winnings but sadly the officers didn't hit the jackpot"? If the people are innocent then they are not lucky they are law abiding people and saying the officers didn't hit the jackpot what infer that they want everyone to be guilty. I would prefer that everyone keeps the law and not smuggle instead of being guilty!

[empireStyle]

UK police are so nice and never even hand cuffed him the whole time.

[ejagger]

The team shouldn't be disappointed about not catching a smuggler with the money guy, they should be disappointed when an actual bad guy gets through.

[kenyajim]

It is a true statement that stops aren't random. Nothing that happens in an airport is random. I am "randomly selected" in every aiport every time.

[juliogranados]

How the British are so polite ? If the same situation happens in the USA they dropped you on the floor and handcuffed you immediately.

[travelwithtony]

Traveling with nothing but ten pairs of shoes for two days…
Not suspicious at all. 😂

[ToPalestineWithLove]

Wow! The agents are SO polite. I come from Tanzania, and if you spoke this way to the authorities here, you'd be locked up for a good few years and have to pay crazy bribes, guilty or not! 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️