Smuggling Videos

Johnny Dollar heads to Singapore to save an insurance company from a paying out $2500 day for a shipping delay. Trouble comes when Dollar finds the Insurance company's man in Singapore missing. Original Air Date: February 5, 1949 Cast your vote at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader. Share on Facebook

The Israel Navy intercepted the Francop cargo ship, which was laden with roughly 500 tons of weapons hidden amongst civilian cargo. The 36 weapons containers were sent from Iran and meant for the Hezbollah terrorist organization in Lebanon. For further information on how the interception occurred and what was uncovered, see the official IDF announcement bit.ly/2fE9Nv

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Undercover investigation featuring smuggling and Child Prostitution at ACORN in San Diego. Song 'Ridiculous' copyright ©2009 Anthony Dini. Used with permission. http://www.myspace.com/anthonydinimusic

Author: CopperSmith Added: Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:33:25 -0800 Duration: 0Kuwit police arrested some smugglers who had killed a Pakistan baby for keeping Hurwin at his bowls.

Author: CopperSmith Added: Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:33:25 -0800 Duration: 0Kuwit police arrested some smugglers who had killed a Pakistan baby for keeping Hurwin at his bowls.

IRAQ, BAGHDAD - Tales of tainted merchandise, non-existent oversight, and government extortion may seem like headlines from sensationalist western media, but these are also just some of the problems facing pharmacists in Iraq today. Though the central government has taken steps to restore order to the pharmaceutical industry, a myriad of a problems remain for pharmacists, not to mention the patients themselves. Though it functioned effectively even through crushing UN sanctions, the toppling of Saddam Hussein and the security vaccum immediately after in 2003 proved too much for Iraq's Ministry of Health. It's ability to regulate the pharmaceutical industry collapsed and as a result Iraq was flooded with black market and counterfeit medications. The Ministry also lost its ability to regulate licensing of pharmacists, effectively nullifying the line between esteemed tradesmen and common drug dealers. Most of the countefeit and substandard drugs in Iraq came from smugglers bringing in black market product from Iran and China. No longer required, or rather forced, to undergo rigorous testing by the Ministry of Health, these counterfeit drugs at best had no effect at all and at worst could cause serious harm. The black markets stretch into every conceivable pharmaceutical niche, from Viagra to anti-depressents, even skin care products.There is also no regulation of licensing of pharmacists, so Iraqi patients often have no idea if their pharmacist, or his products, are legitimate. Lately the Ministry of Health has been attempting to extend its oversight once again, but the program is still rife with problems. While the government has been using the Iraqi Army and National Guard to crack down on fraudulent pharmacies, often corrupt soldiers will simply burglarize the business rather than shut down its operations. Even legitimate pharmacists are at risk of this kind of racketeering, often seeing their shops raided and robbed by the very police tasked with regulation. Cell phones and electronics, not counterfeit medications and drug dealers, are more often than not the target of these raids. In this episode of Alive in Baghdad we talk to some of these Iraqi pharmacists who have endured Police raids and a regulation vaccum all in the honorable pursuit of their tradecraft, bringing medicine and medical care to all those in Iraq who need it.

Criminal defense attorney, Bjorn Brunvand, represented a Ukrainian ship captain who was accused of smuggling $1 Billion worth of illegal drugs into the US. The defendant was acquitted. http://www.Acquitter.com/

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Eighteen-year-old lingerie model, Lia McCord, makes the mistake of a lifetime in Texas - and ends up imprisoned in Bangladesh.

How to NOT smuggle marijuana from Jamaica to Canada. It's hilarious!

Coast Guard Video: Part one of exciting high seas law enforcement action. These are some of the best clips of drug smuggling interdiction.

Coast Guard video, Part two of exciting high seas law enforcement action. These are some of the best clips of drug smuggling interdiction.

Der SchmugglerWritten and Directed by Benjamin CappswithJames Cooke.................Mr. KaiserSteven Saines................Man in SuitMichelle Henniges...........ReceptionistChristoph Turner............JervisBenjamin Capps............Disembodied Voice A film from the Inner Below. 2003. DV. Approximately 12 minutes. Ignore the bit about the Halloween festival...that already happened! :) THE INNER BELOWTHE INNER BELOW AT MYSPACE