To Catch a Smuggler “True Lime Crime” S10E8 April 15 2026 on National Geographic
On Wednesday April 15 2026, National Geographic broadcasts To Catch a Smuggler!
True Lime Crime Season 10 Episode 8 Episode Summary
The upcoming episode of “To Catch a Smuggler,” titled “True Lime Crime,” promises to be an exciting installment for fans of the series. This episode will air on National Geographic and will showcase the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies to combat smuggling activities.
In “True Lime Crime,” the focus will be on the work of the Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) team. They will be featured as they seize a significant amount of cocaine found on the shore. The episode will highlight the challenges and dangers involved in tracking down drug smugglers and the methods used by authorities to intercept illegal shipments.
Additionally, viewers can expect to see the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency in action. They will uncover over 120 kilos of methamphetamine and stolen cars during their operations. This part of the episode will shed light on the complexities of border security and the various tactics employed by smugglers to transport illegal goods.
“True Lime Crime” aims to provide a gripping look at the real-life struggles faced by law enforcement while tackling drug trafficking and smuggling. With its blend of action and insight into the work of HSI and CBP, this episode is sure to engage viewers and raise awareness about the ongoing fight against crime.
What Time is the “True Lime Crime” Episode On?
The True Lime Crime episode of To Catch a Smuggler will be broadcast on April 15 2026 on National Geographic at 9:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “True Lime Crime” Episode New?
The True Lime Crime episode of To Catch a Smuggler is all new!
To Catch a Smuggler True Lime Crime Cast & Stars
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| Denise Toto Jim Finn |
True Lime Crime Episode Videos & Previews
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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. |
