To Catch a Smuggler “Spot Check: Powdered Rims” S6 October 21 2023 on National Geographic
Tonight (Saturday October 21 2023), National Geographic broadcasts an episode of the series To Catch a Smuggler!
Spot Check: Powdered Rims Season 6 Episode Summary
In this episode of “To Catch a Smuggler” on National Geographic, viewers will once again be immersed in the relentless and high-stakes world of law enforcement. Titled “Spot Check: Powdered Rims,” this episode showcases the unwavering commitment of HSI (Homeland Security Investigations) in their mission to combat drug smuggling.
The episode focuses on a critical “spot check” operation conducted by HSI in Puerto Rico. During this operation, officers make a startling discovery: cocaine concealed within the tire rims of a vehicle. This find underscores the innovative and often daring tactics employed by drug traffickers, as well as the vigilant efforts of those working tirelessly to thwart their schemes.
“To Catch a Smuggler” has consistently provided a revealing and suspenseful look into the challenging work of law enforcement agencies as they strive to protect communities from illegal activities. “Spot Check: Powdered Rims” promises to be no different, offering viewers a glimpse into the complexities of drug smuggling operations and the risks faced by those dedicated to preserving safety.
What Time is the “Spot Check: Powdered Rims” Episode On?
The Spot Check: Powdered Rims episode of To Catch a Smuggler will be broadcast on October 21 2023 on National Geographic at 9:30 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “Spot Check: Powdered Rims” Episode New?
The Spot Check: Powdered Rims episode of To Catch a Smuggler is all new!
To Catch a Smuggler Spot Check: Powdered Rims Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Denise Toto Jim Finn |
Spot Check: Powdered Rims Episode Videos & Previews
Watch To Catch a Smuggler Spot Check: Powdered Rims Online
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To Catch a Smuggler Series Information
| A look at the work of the US Customs and Border Protection at New York's JFK International airport, who protect the US from criminals. |
