TV Guide National Geographic Channel

A close look is taken at the rise of automobile thefts occurring in America as criminals illegally sell the stolen vehicles' parts; bonus features are included.

After a candy-colored pill becomes popular in Thailand, it crowds out the market and becomes the most used drug in the country; bonus features are included.

Details are shared about the misuse of narcotics and prescription pills in today's generation; bonus enhanced features are included.

A detailed look is taken into the underworld revolving around the production, trade and use of ecstasy; bonus features are included.

Wall Street drug dealers work hard to close the sale with their targeted clientele; bonus features are included.

Meth is disguised as silica gel, and a beauty technician with a fake return flight.

Christmas gifts filled with drugs, and a passenger claims to have millions.

Treasured heirlooms under fire, and an assortment of winged specimens.

Drugs hidden in a footstool, and luggage with some egg-stra ingredients.

Customs unpacks a beer-making kit hopped up with stronger stuff: liquid meth.

Suspicious travelers tout their clean minds; customs finds pills in pillows.

One passengers backpack turns out to be a million-dollar hat trick.

Immigration interviews a traveler on a last-minute ticket; Biosecurity bugs out.

An unusual itinerary leads to a drug haul. A mammoth discovery is made.

An unusual wardrobe, a wrong visa, and some creepy crawly stowaways.

Drugs, cash, fake jobs and a slippery souvenir test border security.

Soup sachets, airsoft gear and suspicious behavior raise red flags.

A suitcase of cocaine and an outspoken man saying that he is starting a new country.

In El Paso, CBP patrols the cargo facility and discovers $1 million worth of cocaine; HSI in Los Angeles executes a controlled delivery of a date rape drug.

San Diego Homeland Security follows a loaded car; Customs and Border Protection and Homeland Security Investigations tests out a drug detection device.

Los Angeles Homeland Security Investigations executes undercover drug buys; U.S. Customs and Border Protection intercepts Coyotes at the border.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection detains a man who is suspected of swallowing drugs; Air and Marine Operations agents found $51 million of cocaine.

In the heat of El Paso, CBP stops 30 kilos of cocaine from crossing the border; officers intercept $150K worth of illegal pills in Philadelphia.

CBP finds an SUV loaded with meth at the border and counterfeit cash in Atlanta; Operation Blood Moon yields 2000 kilos of cocaine in Puerto Rico.

CBP and HSI target 25,000 ecstasy pills intercepted in Germany bound for PHL; CBP finds $143K of meth at the border, and an ancient statue at JFK.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection finds 100 kilograms of cocaine in a banana shipment bound for a small, Philadelphia convenience store.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection finds large amounts of Fentanyl that are hidden in cars from Mexico.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection find liquid meth worth millions and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Investigations busts meth smugglers.

Customs and Border Protection finds blind mules carrying fentanyl, and the United States Department of Homeland Security Investigations tails a loaded truck.

Police dog K9 units find a carrier hiding fentanyl; Homeland Security Investigations stop a deadly drug.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection uncovers a mysterious drug from Asia and responds to the COVID-19 crisis.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection intercepts looted ancient artifacts and stolen cars.