Massive Drug Bust Worth Six Million Dollars

INT. HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS OFFICE - DAY

Agent ER, a member of the internal conspiracy group, addresses a room of agents. Case Agent Paul stands ready.

ER

Alright, let's start with a general overview of the case. A flight arrived from Curacao to New York's JFK Airport, and we have surveillance footage of a baggage handler unloading the bags. This is a routine procedure, but something caught our attention. He drove off with two containers after offloading the flight. In those containers are four suitcases, each containing 16 kilograms of cocaine. These suitcases are not going through customs. The baggage handler then drove around the terminal area, possibly as counter-surveillance. Eventually, he removes bags from one container and heads towards the domestic baggage terminal. Our investigation has led us to believe that two former airline employees will collect two more kilos of cocaine from a flight arriving tonight from Nassau, Bahamas. Our plan is to track the drugs, let them go down on the domestic terminal, and apprehend the individuals involved.

INT. OPERATIONS ROOM - NIGHT

Agents gather in the operations room, ready for action.

ER

Once the flight lands, we'll escort it to the gate and maintain visual contact with all cargo and ramp workers. Our primary goal is to locate any narcotics on the plane. HSI will handle the control and delivery of the drugs, while we focus on apprehending the suspects. We have agents positioned outside the terminal, covering all exits. We'll track the bags and make a call when the drugs are picked up. We want to ensure we catch everyone involved in this operation.

INT. AIRPORT - SECURITY CHECKPOINT - DAY

Agent Passport questions a passenger, a potential smuggler.

PASSPORT

Good day, are you traveling alone? And what's the purpose of your trip?

PASSENGER

Yes, I'm traveling alone. I have a company in Trinidad called Stylistics. I'm here for business.

PASSPORT

Do you have any business cards or documents to support your claim? How many bags are you carrying?

PASSENGER

I have a few cards, and I have one bag with me.

INT. AIRPORT - TERMINAL - DAY

Agents follow the movements of suspects and observe a black Honda Accord near the terminal.

INT. AIRPORT - PARKING LOT - DAY

Agents, including Case Agent Paul, prepare for the arrest of suspects.

PAUL

Alright, team, the plans have changed. We've obtained arrest warrants for our main targets. Let's execute those warrants. We've deployed officers to the suspects' residences. Follow instructions, and remember to stay alert. Let's move out.

INT. RESIDENTIAL STREET - DAY

Agents surveil a target's residence, waiting for the right moment to make an arrest.

INT. CITY STREET - DAY

Kevin, an agent on the scene, reports the target's location to the team.

KEVIN

Guys, we have eyes on the target. He's sitting in the driveway. He matches the description, and his vehicle matches the one we saw in the surveillance video.

PAUL

Good job, Kevin. Let's move in and apprehend the suspect.

INT. CITY STREET - DAY

Agents apprehend the suspect successfully, securing him in custody.

INT. AIRPORT - BAGGAGE CLAIM - DAY

Agent Chris questions a passenger about the contents of their bags.

CHRIS

Can we take a look at your bags, please?

PASSENGER

Sure, go ahead.

CHRIS

We found marijuana in one of your bags. We'll conduct a test to confirm.

INT. INTERVIEW ROOM - DAY

Agent Passport interrogates a passenger about their trip, searching for any discrepancies.

PASSPORT

Tell me about your trip. Why did you come to the United States?

PASSENGER

I came to shop for my store in Trinidad.

PASSPORT

How much money did you bring in cash? And how much will you take back?

INT. AIRPORT - DEPARTURE AREA - DAY

Agents conduct an inspection on a passenger who appears suspicious.

INT. AIRPORT - SECURITY CHECKPOINT - DAY

Agent Passport questions another passenger about their trip, looking for any signs of smuggling.

INT. AIRPORT - PARKING GARAGE - DAY

Agents search a vehicle connected to the suspects, discovering evidence of the criminal operation.

INT. UNDERCOVER OPERATION - DAY

An undercover agent meets with the target to complete a drug transaction.

INT. AIRPORT - DEPARTURE AREA - DAY

Agents observe the target meeting with the undercover agent, preparing for the takedown.

INT. AIRPORT - DEPARTURE AREA - DAY

Agents make their move, apprehending the suspects and securing the evidence.

INT. HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS OFFICE - DAY

Agents gather to debrief after the successful operation.

ER

This investigation started with a simple baggage handler and led us to a major international conspiracy. We've seized significant amounts of cocaine, made multiple arrests, and gathered crucial evidence. Our work doesn't stop here. We'll continue to pursue the high-level members of this criminal organization until it is completely dismantled.

FADE OUT.