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TV series

To Catch a Smuggler

2015NR11 seasons7.7 / 10

Following the police of Latinoamerica & Europe airports in and their fight against crime.

Availability

Not streaming in United States

Checked Jul 22, 2026

To Catch a Smuggler premiered January 13, 2015. We don't have a confirmed streaming, rental or purchase option yet.

Synopsis

Following the police of Latinoamerica & Europe airports in and their fight against crime.

Season 6 episodes

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Episode 5

Episode 5

44m

Anti-drug agents must find out what two suspicious women are hiding under their clothes, while in the migration area police officers try to unmask the real motives of six passengers intending to enter the country.

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Episode 6

Episode 6

44m

The police must intervene a passenger before the flight takes off, while discovering that she is not traveling alone. Immigration officers must face a group of passengers who resist being questioned.

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Episode 7

Episode 7

44m

The federal police stop loading more than 35 kilograms of cocaine, investigate the true intentions of a pregnant passenger with a strange itinerary and control the entry of two suspected passengers into the country.

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Episode 8

Episode 8

44mfinale

Anti-drug agents must reveal whether the curious souvenir carried by a couple of allegedly newlyweds is as innocent as it looks, while three passengers are trying to travel to Africa.

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Episode information updated Jul 24, 2026

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Production details

Status
Returning Series
Series type
Documentary
Episodes
101
Original language
Spanish
Original title
Alerta Aeropuerto

Networks & production

  • National GeographicUnited States
  • National Geographic: Latinoamérica
  • OmavaArgentina
  • National Geographic Channels InternationalUnited States

Themes

airport securitywar on drugs