03x11 - Six Million Dollar Seizure

[bunniefuu]

Welcome everybody, I'm the supervisor
of the Internal Conspiracy Group

for Homeland Security Investigations.

And this is the man of the hour,
the case agent, Paul.

I'll just give a general overview
of the case.

A flight arrived from Curacao

to New York's JFK Airport.

On the surveillance video,
we have the baggage handler.

He's seen off-loading the bags.

This is a standard procedure.

This happens thousands
of times a day here at JFK.

He's about to pull off
with the two containers

after allegedly off-loading the flight.

You can see right here
those are four suitcases.

Three in the first cart
and one in the second cart.

Each of those suitcases
contain 16 kilograms of cocaine.

Those four suitcases,
they are not going down to customs.

The baggage handler decides to
drive around the terminal area.

We believe he was doing that
as counter surveillance

to see if anyone was following him.

When he stops the baggage cart,

he goes into the first container
that, remember, has the three bags.

He's pulling the bag tags off
the pieces of luggage.

Proceeds to the rear cart
where he removes the tag,

removes the bag and places
that bag into the first cart.

He then unhooks the second cart
and he proceeds to drive in the direction

of the domestic baggage
terminal drop area.

This area is where suitcases
go down to the domestic belt.

[ALARM BUZZING]

The whole public has access to that.

Nobody is there checking tickets
with your name.

The public can just walk in,

take a suitcase off the carousel
and walk right out.

After reviewing videotape,

we were able to identify
a black Honda Accord in the area

of the terminal the same night and time

the suitcases arrived
on the domestic belt.

We believe that those two individuals
that were inside that black Honda

collected the suitcases and distributed
the cocaine in the New York area.

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

PAUL: During the course
of our investigation,

we ended up arresting
the JFK baggage handler.

And we did learn that the two occupants
of the black Honda

were former airline employees
here in New York.

We then learned that two kilos
of cocaine will be arriving

on a flight tonight from Nassau, Bahamas.

We suspect that these two same
suspects are gonna show up

and receive the two kilos of cocaine.

KEVIN: The plan will be to find the drugs

with the assistance of CBP.

We have some people on-site already.

There's gonna be about 26 special agents
and task force officers.

Once the flight lands tonight
we're gonna escort the flight to the gate.

We're gonna maintain visual contact
at all times with the ramp workers.

All the cargo coming off,

all the suitcases, we wanna make sure

if there's any type of narcotic
anywhere on the plane that we get it,

and then HSI are gonna conduct
a controlled delivery

and try and get the bad guys
on the outside.

We'll track the narcotics and let them
go down on the domestic terminal

and then we will see
who comes and picks it up.

Remember, these guys have worked
at the airport before,

they know the ins and outs.

We're trying to cover every exit,
every possible scenario.

So just be alert.

We have agents set up outside.

We're gonna see where the bags go.

We'll make a call ultimately
when the drugs get picked up

and we'll decide when we're gonna
take this down and effect the arrest.

[MAN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY OVER PA]

RIMOLA: Yo.

SAAVEDRA: Hey, how you doing?

Can I see your passport?

PUPO: Finding narcotics
is very difficult nowadays.

SAAVEDRA: Anything in your pockets?

In the past, you open the bag,
there's bricks of cocaine.

It's not like that now.
They're getting smart.

SAAVEDRA: Plaster.

RIMOLA: You can probe it on the side.

PUPO: There's no set way,

as we find it they're looking
for ways to hide it better.

[WOMAN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY OVER PA]

We're going to be working Trinidad now.

Sir, passport.

Trinidad is known for narcotics.

So we like to hit this flight.

How you doing? Passport?

Are you traveling by yourself?

WOMAN: Yeah.
PUPO: Okay.

What's the purpose of the trip?

[WOMAN SPEAKING]

- PUPO: Do you have a company there?
- [WOMAN SPEAKING]

What's the name of the store?

You have any business card or anything?

PUPO: Okay, how many bags
are you bringing in?

PUPO: Just this?

How do you get your stuff?

When did you buy the ticket to come?

PUPO: So was it planned?

PUPO: And when do you return?

[WOMAN SPEAKING]

PUPO: Can you talk to her a little bit?

RIMOLA: Okay.

[RIMOLA SPEAKING]

Okay. We're gonna go
through immigration

and go through a customs inspection, okay?

WOMAN: Mmm-hmm.

[RIMOLA SPEAKING]

[WOMAN SPEAKING]

[RIMOLA SPEAKING]

[WOMAN SPEAKING]

[PUPO SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE]

[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

All right, guys.
The plan's changed a little bit.

I just got intel that the cocaine
never made it on the plane.

KEVIN: You guys been
around long enough, you know,

we gotta be fluid, we gotta react.

The good thing is that
we have arrest warrants

for two of our main targets.

We do know that previously
they were in a black Honda

so be on the lookout for that.

And since we have all these people here

and we just got these warrants signed
a few hours ago,

we're gonna execute
those arrest warrants today.

We've already deployed some
people out to the residence,

so we're gonna get moving.

Everyone, fast, communicate,
wait for instructions, don't jump the g*n.

[SIRENS WAILING]

KEVIN: Go ahead.

In your car?

Okay. We're heading your way.

All right, thanks.

So they got the one guy.

The first target.

He's in custody now.

We're gonna go and pick up
the second target.

Okay, guys, this is Kevin.

Ans we're set up on the corner.

Target is gonna be on the right.

Probably sitting in the driveway.

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

ERIK: Right there.

KEVIN: That's the black Honda
that we saw on the video

from when the cocaine came in
from Curacao.

[ERIK SPEAKING]

[KEVIN SPEAKING]

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

Okay, so we're right here.

We might get out and take him right now.

Here he is, he's right behind you.

[ERIK SPEAKING]

I'd like to take him
somewhere not too far away.

Like if he gets a block off.

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

He's moving, he's moving.

[ERIK SPEAKING]

Right now we're following behind him.

Take him at the next light.

KEVIN: Chris, you pull up to the left
we're gonna take the right.

[CHRIS SPEAKING]

We're gonna take him now.
We got a couple cars in place.

And we got about
six units rolling up on him.

He might be turning.

He's making a right.

I advise that we take him mid-block.

Yeah, can we get one car ahead of him
and take it?

ERIK: Yeah, doing that now.

[SIRENS BLARING]

Okay, let's do this.

[OFFICER YELLS INDISTINCTLY]

[SIRENS WAILING]

ERIK: Let's do this.

[OFFICER YELLING INDISTINCTLY]

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

ERIK: Get your hands up.

KEVIN: We're gonna talk, all right?

MAN: All right.

KEVIN: Just be cool with us,
we'll be cool with you.

You got any weapons, drugs,

anything that'll hurt anybody in this car?

- [MAN SPEAKING]
- You mind if we search this car?

Very happy so far with the driver
just consented to search of his vehicle.

So we'll see if he has
any drugs or weapons

or have any evidence of the crime.

Our agents will go back, and they'll
conduct a post-arrest interview.

They'll see if he wants to cooperate

and tell us more about what's
going on in the organization.

This is the third arrest
on this case so far.

But we still have more people
in this criminal conspiracy.

We're going after the, the high-level
members of the organization.

We're taking it all the way up.

We're gonna work this area
and we get the K9 here now.

[HILL SPEAKING]

HILL: Good boy. Good job.

HODGKINS: We have narcotic
detector dogs all over the country.

You'd be amazed at the things
that dogs can find.

Narcotics floating in a tank
of gasoline that's sealed.

So, the smugglers try but we seem to have
a pretty good success rate of finding it.

HILL: This is Jax.
He is trained to detect narcotics.

Pretty good partner,
he always wants to come to work.

Never complains about what
I wanna listen to on the radio.

You can stay right there,
he'll, he'll just sniff around you.

It's a life of sacrifice for these dogs.

They don't get a lot of thrills,

but he serves a bigger purpose
than what he understands.

HODGKINS: K9s have
been around since the 1970s.

Back then it was heroin
and cocaine and marijuana.

[HILL SPEAKING]

HODGKINS: Over the years,
we've had to add ecstasy

and fentanyl to what our dogs can find.

We have states that are legal marijuana
but federally it's not allowed in.

So if you're bringing it in,
we're still gonna seize it.

MclNTYRE: Put your bags
on the belt for me.

WOMAN: There's some yummy food
in there the dog might've liked that.

MclNTYRE: Okay.

Nothing else in the bags?

There's cigarettes in there.

- Any marijuana?
- WOMAN: No, no marijuana.

Did you smoke any
while you were gone or something?

I'm not sure if I did.

- You're not sure?
- No, I don't think I did.

- Do you smoke marijuana?
- WOMAN: In Oregon.

- You put it in the bag sometimes?
- Of course, it's my purse.

That's probably why the dog
is hitting on your bag

- is what I'm trying to say.
- Oh, okay.

Yes, there's been many of that
in there before.

- Okay.
- You won't find any now.

Thank you, sir.

MclNTYRE: Mmm-hmm.

Lot of times a dog will hit on a pocket
or they'll hit on a purse

from when they stored it previously,

so you're not always gonna get
someone that has marijuana.

Does that happen often
when dogs are like...

I mean, yeah, you know, it's not uncommon.

Um, not a big deal, okay?

HODGKINS: If that day ever comes
where the federal government

recognizes marijuana as a legal drug,

then we'll stop training our dogs on it.

HILL: That's a good boy, huh.

Yeah, yeah, you like that toy.

KEVIN: Right now,
we're in the middle of interviewing

the two suspects that we just arrested.

We didn't find anything
in the black Honda of note,

but we did get some information
from the interviews

that there may be another vehicle.

So we have consent to search that vehicle,

now we're gonna see what we find.

[ERIK SPEAKING]

We also have to be aware
of our surroundings.

KEVIN: Basically,
this is the drug dealer starter kit.

[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

KEVIN: We knew
we were onto something good.

We seized three handguns.

We seized an estimated $130,000.

Cash, which is a good sign.

That means that
they were selling the drugs.

These are the importers/distributors.

Investigations are a puzzle.
You put all the pieces together.

I'm pretty confident that we're gonna get
who's reaping

all the benefits
of all this criminal activity.

ERIK: This is a really good hit.

All right. This is your bag?

- Everything inside is yours?
- WOMAN: Yep.

PUPO: Let me get your jacket.

She's very disorganized.

So right now it's just about having
a thorough interview

'cause we wanna be able
to catch them in a lie.

So you said you wanna
buy about how much clothes?

PUPO: But you gotta pay for the hotel.

PUPO: And that's after transportation.

WOMAN: And hotel.
PUPO: Food?

PUPO: Okay.

How much money
are you bringing in in cash?

PUPO: And you're 100% sure
that credit card has $2,000?

Now, if there isn't then,
you're getting caught in a lie.

PUPO: Okay,
I'll be right back.

PUPO: We have a lot of passengers
who come here with the same story.

They come to shop to the U.S
to resell it in their countries,

however most of the times those passengers
actually have a plan.

And she's only coming for one day.

Normally these people come
for three or four days.

If you don't find something
that one day then you go back home.

What was the purpose of the trip?

So we have to make sure
that she's authentic.

Because we have had
incidents in the past where

we've had passengers come in

with the same story
who have swallowed cocaine.

She says has some
money in her credit card but...

PUPO: It's like a debit card.

- [OFFICER SPEAKING]
- PUPO: Yeah.

[RIMOLA SPEAKING]

Is that her name?

- No, what does it say?
- It's a different name.

- Karina?
- It says Karina.

It's not even gonna let her use it.

There's something she's not telling us
or she's just lying.

- [RIMOLA SPEAKING]
- PUPO: Yeah.

Put your stuff away
and come, follow me, okay?

I'm gonna put her in a private room
to speak to her a little bit more.

See if I can get the truth out of her
and see where the story goes from here.

Take a seat right here,
I'm gonna search your body.

PUPO: What's your daughter's name?

WOMAN: Karina.

PUPO: So the debit card is hers, right?
WOMAN: Yeah.

PUPO: She's just too calm.

She's been through this before, obviously.

She's been put in that room before.
She's been patted down before.

...that were dropping
like new Jordans,

that she was exporting
back home through here.

And that's why she stayed here.

Last-minute ticket, low income.
Make phone calls.

Call her daughter,
see if the story makes sense.

If something's off and makes no sense
then we write it up. That's it.

PUPO: Give me your daughter's number.
I'll give her a call.

Okay, wait for me.

[PHONE RINGING]

She didn't answer.

PUPO: Yeah.

She literally only has
three contacts right now.

I don't know what you wanna do.

I wanna see if she actually
leaves tomorrow.

I don't have enough evidence to keep her

but every piece of information
that she gave me,

I couldn't verify anything.

Come this way.

So I'm gonna make sure
that we have an inspection

on her way back to Trinidad,

make sure she's taking out merchandise.

I'm gonna be looking after you, okay?
Make sure that you leave tomorrow.

If she's not, then
she's lying about something.

HILL: Just let him sniff real quick, sir.

[SMACKS LIPS]

All right, thank you.

WATTS: How are you?

HILL: Come through, sir.

Just quick sniff.

[HILL SPEAKING]

- I'm gonna take a look at your bags.
- [MAN SPEAKING]

WATTS: Are these all your bags?

MAN: Yeah.
WATTS: All right.

[WATTS SPEAKING]

OFFICER: Wow.
WATTS: Boom.

He's got marijuana here.

[MAN SPEAKING]

We have a little bit of marijuana here.

We're gonna do a test.

Just to verify what it is.

[CRACKS]

CARRASQUILLO: It should turn orange.

Positive for marijuana.

Weigh it on the scale.

It's about 12 grams.

It's probably worth about $150.

Today, we will issue a fine
that will be possibly $5,000.

I made a mistake and had marijuana,

cannabis in my bag
and gotta pay a $5,000 fine.

'Cause they can't arrest me
or they ain't charging me,

but they can fine you for it.

[PRODUCER SPEAKING]

You know how I feel, same way you would.

[RADIO BEEPS]

OFFICER 1 OVER RADIO:
Position three is in location.

OFFICER 2: 10-4.

We're rolling up onto the set,
probably about five minutes off.

Since arresting the baggage handler

and the two other New York suspects,

both of whom worked
for the airlines previously,

we've developed a lot more information
on this organization.

We've now identified an additional member
of this airline internal conspiracy.

PAUL: We began looking at

a previous video
of the JFK baggage handler.

We were able to see that
not only was the baggage handler

taking cocaine from the airport,
he was also moving money into the airport

to be smuggled to Southern California.

We can see him going down
from the employee locker room at JFK

to the terminal bathroom meeting

with the individual we later identified
as the money transporter.

The money transporter is based out west.

We're estimating that the baggage handler

and the money transporter
in this video were moving

an estimated anywhere
from $300,000 to $400,000.

The money transporter
then gets on an aircraft

and flies out to the West Coast,

bypassing any TSA or security checkpoints.

Those proceeds are gonna
be utilized to purchase

more kilos of cocaine
through a Mexican connect.

We were able to identify
the money transporter.

He lives here in Vegas
and we developed a plan

with Homeland Security
investigations in Las Vegas

on how we would affect
the arrest of the targets.

So right over there is the target vehicle,
that burgundy-colored sedan,

and on the corner, there
is the target residence.

We're pretty confident
he's in the residence.

The residence comes back to him.

The vehicle registered to him
is parked in front of the house.

We're gonna execute
what's called a knock and talk

where we'll knock
on the door of the residence.

Hopefully the target will answer the door.

PAUL: There's several things to consider
doing a knock and talk

from an officer safety standpoint.

They could always run back in the house,
they could grab a weapon.

You never know how many people
are in the house.

You don't really know
what you're walking into.

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

MAN: Hello.
PAUL: Hey.

OFFICER: Is it yours?

OFFICER: Husband?

[OFFICER 2 SPEAKING]

We have confirmation
that that's our target.

We're gonna place him under arrest.

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

We have confirmation
that that's our target.

We're gonna place him under arrest.

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

[WOMAN SPEAKING]

[MAN SPEAKING]

OFFICER: We'll discuss that
in a little bit.

[WOMAN SPEAKING]

[MAN SPEAKING]

KEVIN: The HSI Las Vegas office,

they did a great job,

got him away from his children and family

and made sure there were
no safety issues or anything.

We're gonna try to get out
of here as quick as we can.

We'll see how it happens
back at the office.

PUPO: Good morning.

The day before, I stopped this female
coming from the Caribbean.

She told me she's coming
to purchase clothing.

She owns a store in Trinidad
and told me she's leaving today.

[OFFICER 1 SPEAKING]

[OFFICER 2 SPEAKING]

PUPO: We have an inspection outgoing.

I wanna make sure she leaves
and takes back merchandise.

If she doesn't leave,
then we have a problem.

If she leaves with no merchandise,
we have an even bigger problem.

Maybe she came and she passed pellets.

[MORALES SPEAKING]

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

MORALES: I got her.

Hello, hi miss.

Can I see your passport, please?
How are you doing?

- Coming with family? No?
- [WOMAN SPEAKING]

OFFICER: Check your bag
and you'll be on your way.

MORALES: What's the purpose
of the trip?

MORALES: Oh, okay.
When did you come into the U.S?

- MORALES: So yesterday?
- Mmm-hmm.

MORALES: So just one day?
That's not enough time to shop.

It's too little.

And when you came in, how much money
you brought into the U.S, cash money?

WOMAN: Like, uh...

MORALES: Oh, okay.

Then how much money
are you taking back home?

MORALES: No cash?
You made sure you spent it all?

- WOMAN: Oh, yeah.
- Okay. Very good.

- This is the new stuff?
- [WOMAN SPEAKING]

MORALES: New stuff?
WOMAN: Yeah.

Do you have any receipt
of the stuff you bought?

MORALES: Okay, it's good.

PUPO: After checking her bags,

we feel like the purpose
she initially said is legitimate.

So I'm gonna go ahead
and release the passenger right now.

The majority of the time we spend hours
on a passenger, drilling them,

asking questions because we think
we have something good,

but we get a lot more negatives
than positives.

I'm gonna keep looking.

We're gonna keep talking
and maybe we'll actually find something.

MORALES: Thank you for your time.
Have a good flight.

PAUL: Guys, thanks for coming today.

So after the arrest of
the money transporter,

our investigation opened up
into a larger conspiracy.

This organization would send
the cocaine from Curacao

to New York's JFK Airport.

Then send those proceeds
to Southern California

where they would purchase more cocaine
that was imported from Mexico.

That cocaine was then sent
from Southern California

to the New York area.

We were able to introduce
an undercover agent

from our Long Beach office.

That undercover agent was able
to pick up one kilogram of cocaine

from the source of supply

and today will be flying in to JFK
to deliver that cocaine to the recipient

who paid for it, the New York distributor.

Also a former airline employee
here in New York.

What we're gonna try to do today
is to conduct a controlled delivery.

KEVIN: Basically what's gonna happen is,
when the flight lands...

He hasn't been in contact
with the targets yet?

- PAUL: No, not yet.
- Yeah. So, basically, you could say,

"I'm on the ground.
Where should I go?"

Right from there, we should have
an idea of what's going on.

He just goes up to the window,
pulls out the kilo, hands it to them.

They'll probably look at it,
pay him his payment

and then it'll be taken down.

The UC will be taken down
with the other targets.

So just everyone know that.

It's a kilo of cocaine so where
there's drugs, there's g*ns, right?

So be safe, work together.

PAUL: The most important part is
the security of the undercover.

If anyone sees anything
or hears anything you don't like,

call it out. We'll stop it.

KEVIN: The nearest hospital
and trauma one center, Jamaica.

Okay?

Something happens, anybody,
get him in, get him out, just go.

It says flight still tracking for 10:55.

So the game plan is
we're gonna have a group of agents

be the cover team for the undercover.

The rest of the agents
will be spread out on foot

as well as in vehicles
in the parking garage and the terminal.

We're gonna be driving by in a second,
so just tap your brakes.

Gotcha. Okay, this is us
coming right by you.

All right, so you guys
are in a great spot.

If he was gonna meet him,
I think they'd meet here.

PAUL: That's the best bet, yeah.

- These guys might know this lot, you know?
- PAUL: Yeah.

PAUL: The New York distributor
was a former airline employee,

so he's very familiar with that terminal.

They know there's cameras all over.

That's why we're worried
about counter surveillance.

KEVIN: Try to keep an eye out
and see what's in these cars too.

If you see anybody, like that guy
sitting there with his lights on.

All right, looks like the flight
has touched down.

- Flight has touched down.
- OFFICER 1: 10-4.

[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

PUPO: What are you bringing back with you
from over there?

Anybody give you anything to bring?

Each day, each officer might have
three to five good passengers.

- RIMOLA: Traveling together?
- [MAN SPEAKING]

All right, let me check your bags.

PUPO: We talk to them,
we check their bags

and you continue on
until you're satisfied.

SAAVEDRA: Anything to declare?

RIMOLA: Why is this so heavy?

That's weird.

- You wear these?
- [MAN SPEAKING]

[RIMOLA SPEAKING]

RIMOLA: Give me a second, all right?

RIMOLA: Saavedra!

So you can see how it's darker?

SAAVEDRA: On the bottom?
RIMOLA: Yeah.

SAAVEDRA: It's really dense.

RIMOLA: Very dense
and completely off the sole.

Yup, they're loaded.

SAAVEDRA: Oh, definitely.

[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

From the odor, I'm gonna say it's cocaine.

This is the sole of the shoe
and that yellow packet is loaded.

Get a test kit.

Gosh, this is so thick.

There you go.

SAAVEDRA: Blue.
RIMOLA: Positive for cocaine.

BOWMAN: So we're gonna take you
to another area to process you, all right?

Does your wife know about this?

BOWMAN: This is not time
to be lying to us.

Does your wife know about this?

- [MAN SPEAKING]
- She does?

So why she acting
like she don't know about it?

BOWMAN: The only thing that's loaded
is those shoes?

- BOWMAN: Nothing else?
- [MAN SPEAKING]

BOWMAN: All right.

[RIMOLA SPEAKING]

[PUPO SPEAKING]

- [RIMOLA SPEAKING]
- SAAVEDRA: Yes.

This is what we do all the time.
It's like cat and mouse.

One finds it, everybody helps.
It's a team effort.

OFFICER: Just your thumb like that.

RIMOLA: So much hard work.

We get a lot of negatives,
but when we hit it's a good feeling.

SAAVEDRA: This way.

Copy, thank you.

[PHONE CHIMES]

[PHONE CHIMES]

[PHONE CHIMES]

[PHONE CHIMES]

WOMAN OVER PA:
May I have your attention...

[PHONE CHIMES]

[PHONE CHIMES]

[PHONE CHIMES]

We just got word that our targets
contacted our undercover

and they are going to be meeting up

at the departure level
which is right here.

[PHONE CHIMES]

So I'm sending out updates on location,

- they're walking through the terminal.
- KEVIN: Okay.

[PHONE CHIMES]

Our undercover is
on the escalator right now

and we have agents
at the arrival and departure areas.

So we're a few minutes out.

[PHONE CHIMES]

[PHONE CHIMES]

UC is outside by door number seven.

PAUL: That's him right there, right?

With the backpack?
Yeah, yeah, that's him.

[PHONE CHIMES]

KEVIN: All units,
supposedly the targets are in

a black Ford Explorer
that's all tinted out.

Targets are saying they're at seven.

That means departure level.

Don't be surprised if this happens quick.

PAUL: A black SUV just rolled up.

VINNY: It's a black Ford Explorer
with tinted windows,

entering the departure area right now.

He's pulling up right there.

That may be it.

OFFICER: Copy.

KEVIN: See it?

That black Explorer right there.

- PAUL: The one in with the tail light out?
- Yeah.

That's gotta be our guy right there.

It's that car right behind you, guys.

[VINNY SPEAKING]

It's that car right behind you, guys.

[VINNY SPEAKING]

VINNY: Our targets are looking
for our undercover right now.

That's our UC going right to the vehicle.

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

KEVIN: Everybody stand by.

Vinny, wait for our signal.

You'll see the lights and close it off
when we take it down.

[VINNY SPEAKING]

When he walks away, make sure you
help close this road, get ahead of him.

- Get ahead of him? Okay.
- KEVIN: Yeah.

KEVIN: But let him clear.

We're gonna be taking it down.

- Okay.
- All units, take it down.

[SIRENS WAILING]

[PAUL SPEAKING]

[OFFICER 1 SPEAKING]

[OFFICER 2 SPEAKING]

MAN: What the [BLEEP] is going on, man?
OFFICER: I got ya.

I got him, I got him, I got him.

MAN: Oh my goodness.

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

MAN: Oh, my [BLEEP] goodness.

Oh, my [BLEEP] goodness.

Oh, my [BLEEP] goodness, man.

OFFICER: All right. Roll up.

[MAN CURSES INDISTINCTLY]

OFFICER: Got anything on you?
MAN: No.

MAN: Oh, my [BLEEP].

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

MAN: There's nothing on me.

[OFFICER SPEAKING]

- [MAN SPEAKING]
- [OFFICER SPEAKING]

[MAN SPEAKING]

VINNY: Just relax, man.

Give us five seconds, all right?

Just relax.

MAN: I don't know
anything that's going on, man.

VINNY: That's fine, that's fine.

Relax, relax.

KEVIN: We'll get them back,
take them to the side, all right?

PAUL: Okay, let's go.
Get him in the car.

All right, so we got our two targets.

We got our two guys.

We got a bag.

They still got the drugs.

Nobody got hurt, everything is good.

PAUL: This investigation
began with us identifying

a baggage handler in New York.

It led us to a huge international
conspiracy with the movement

of well over thousands of kilos
of cocaine.

KEVIN: Unload it,
we'll lay out everything.

PAUL: These organizations
with that amount of narcotics,

you're looking at multimillion
if not billions being made.

We'll definitely send
all this stuff for prints and DNA swabs.

PAUL: Thus far in the investigation,

we were able to seize
ten kilograms of cocaine, $550,000,

made multiple arrests,
and all the evidence we gathered

will help us prosecute these individuals.

[WOMAN SPEAKING]

[MAN SPEAKING]

OFFICER 1: On the ground.
OFFICER 2: Relax, relax.

Hands on the ground.

OFFICER: IDs, please.

You got another flight
you're doing after this?

PAUL: This is just the beginning.

We turn over every rock,
we look at every phone,

we look at every suspect.

SFERRAZZA: Somebody's
gotta watch the front.

PAUL: It takes
a lot of time and dedication

but we're gonna do whatever we can

to disrupt and dismantle
this criminal organization.