Film Lens
The documentary follows a team at an airport investigating a passenger arriving from the Dominican Republic. They suspect her of involvement in drug trafficking due to her behavior and lack of luggage. The team, led by Bono and Abreu, monitors her through immigration to uncover her story and potential connections to drug smuggling operations.
The film also addresses the broader issue of methamphetamine trafficking in the Atlanta area. Officers discuss the increase in meth seizures, reporting 3,000 to 4,000 pounds confiscated in recent months. The documentary shows the ongoing efforts of Homeland Security Investigations to combat drug-related crimes and the challenges they face in their work.
Why Watch
- •Follow the team as they investigate a suspicious passenger.
- •See how officers tackle the meth crisis in Atlanta.
- •Meet the agents working to stop drug trafficking.
Did You Know
•The airport has seen a rise of 3,000 to 4,000 pounds of meth in the last few months.
•A passenger arriving from the Dominican Republic had no bags, raising red flags.
•Meth is primarily coming from the southern borders into the Atlanta area.
•The passenger admitted to having done this a few times prior.
Perfect For
Drug enforcement enthusiastsAirport security followersCrime investigation fans