The text is a transcript of a documentary about the UK Border Agency's efforts to stop smugglers and illegal imports at Gatwick Airport. A possible concise summary is:
The UK Border Agency officers at Gatwick Airport deal with various cases of smuggling and illegal imports, such as herbal cannabis from Jamaica, cash from Argentina, animal skins from Istanbul, and a suspected drug swallower from Trinidad and Tobago. The officers use x-ray machines, sniffer dogs, and questioning techniques to catch the offenders and prevent them from entering the country. Some of the smugglers are arrested and sentenced, while others are warned or denied entry.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
- 1. A flight from Montego Bay Jamaica was monitored by UK Border Agency officers for drug smuggling.
- 2. Two passengers were arrested after their suitcases were found to contain packages of herbal cannabis.
- 3. The packages weighed over 24 kilograms in total and had a street value of 80 to 100 thousand pounds.
- 4. A passenger from Argentina was questioned for carrying 35,000 US dollars in cash without documentation.
- 5. The passenger was allowed to keep his money after officers were satisfied with his explanation.
- 6. A sniffer dog named Cody was trained to detect products of animal origin to prevent the spread of diseases.
- 7. A passenger from Istanbul was detained for having animal skins in his suitcase that could be from endangered species.
- 8. A passenger from Trinidad and Tobago was suspected of having swallowed packages of drugs, but the x-ray showed he was clean.
- 9. The passenger was denied entry into the UK because of his unclear reasons for visiting and his third-party ticket.