An airplane has to make an emergency landing in Shannon, customs officers catch a criminal grandmother who is carrying several thousand cigarettes, and an oversized suitcase causes a stir in Dublin.
The officers deal with a rolled car in a ditch, a girl found in a boot, and a meth pipe stored in a glovebox.
Senior Constable Dean Pickering arrives at the scene of a serious crash, involving two teens and one stolen utility vehicle. Plus, a driver in the Tasman region refuses to take responsibility for his bad driving, blaming kids instead.
A driver near Dunedin claims he hasn't had too much to drink, but the evidence of his last meal is all down the door of his car. A cyclist modifies his bike to fit a homemade engine, and a minivan slides on its side.
There is trouble for speeding tourists who take a corner way too fast, and also for a man who tries to cheat the registration system when he is caught out by his ex-wife.
The rescue chopper is called upon when there is a crash on the rainy roads of the Southern Alps, and an unlucky driver's Nissan has been damaged by both a rock and an axe.
There is a dispute over fuel at the Irish border, a passenger must hand over currency that cannot be brought into the country, and a family pays dearly for having spent too much in New York.
Alfie the dog tracks down a large shipment of drugs in Rosslare, customs officials catch a couple carrying stolen credit cards, and there is a problematic shipment of bananas in Cork.
A lorry driver chooses to arm himself for his own safety, and a rattlesnake makes an unexpected appearance. Meanwhile, in Shannon, officers reveal a state warehouse where smuggled goods end up after they seize them.
Customs officers come across an entire family smuggling cigarettes, and an officer cross-examines a passenger with a highly suspicious itinerary.
A driver near Dunedin claims he hasn't had too much to drink, but the evidence of his last meal is all down the door of his car. A cyclist modifies his bike to fit a homemade engine, and a minivan slides on its side.
There is trouble for speeding tourists who take a corner way too fast, and also for a man who tries to cheat the registration system when he is caught out by his ex-wife.
The rescue chopper is called upon when there is a crash on the rainy roads of the Southern Alps, and an unlucky driver's Nissan has been damaged by both a rock and an axe.
There is a dispute over fuel at the Irish border, a passenger must hand over currency that cannot be brought into the country, and a family pays dearly for having spent too much in New York.
Alfie the dog tracks down a large shipment of drugs in Rosslare, customs officials catch a couple carrying stolen credit cards, and there is a problematic shipment of bananas in Cork.
A lorry driver chooses to arm himself for his own safety, and a rattlesnake makes an unexpected appearance. Meanwhile, in Shannon, officers reveal a state warehouse where smuggled goods end up after they seize them.
Customs officers come across an entire family smuggling cigarettes, and an officer cross-examines a passenger with a highly suspicious itinerary.
The dedicated paramedics fight to save a man's life following an accidental overdose from dangerous drugs.
In Central Otago, the highway cops tackle a motorist with an amusing excuse for his dangerous driving when he claims to be a Grand Prix champion.
Following New Zealand's highway patrol officers from around the country, as they keep an eye on the most heavily populated roads for accidents and issues.