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Into europe can feel like an impossible task, like holding back the tide. the united nations says global production of cocaine jumped dramatically over the past two years. it's up a third after a slowdown due to the covid pandemic. the un says the increase is because there's more raw coca being made, and there have been improvements in converting the plants to the finished drug that then floods the streets. back in belgium, chief inspector geoffrey charlier and team are preparing for saturday night on patrol in the capital, brussels. looking for cocaine dealers has become a bigger part of thei...

The past two years. it's up a third after a slowdown due to the covid pandemic. the un says the increase is because there's more raw coca being made, and there have been improvements in converting the plants to the finished drug that then floods the streets. back in belgium, chief inspector charlier and team are preparing for saturday night on patrol in the capital, brussels. looking for cocaine dealers has become a bigger part of their work. the team still try to

Dramatically over the past two years. it's up a third after a slowdown due to the covid pandemic. the un says the increase is because there's more raw coca being made, and there have been improvements in converting the plants to the finished drug that then floods the streets. back in belgium, chief inspector geoffrey charlier and team are preparing for saturday night on patrol in the capital, brussels. looking for cocaine dealers has become a bigger part of their work. go, go, go, go!

For now, it is regular boats that carry the vast majority of the cocaine coming to europe, and it's arriving in ever bigger quantities. raids have been taking place across the country. stashes of drugs seized. millions of euros confiscated. a deluge of coke and cash. and the top—of—the—range cars, spoils of the lifestyle enjoyed by the super rich criminals. many have been arrested, but others not. and stemming the flow coming into europe can feel like an impossible task, like holding back the tide. the united nations says global production of cocaine jumped dramatically over the past two...

Like an impossible task, like holding back the tide. the united nations says global production of cocaine jumped dramatically over the past two years. it's up a third after a slowdown due to the covid pandemic. the un says the increase is because there's more raw coca being made, and there have been improvements in converting the plants to the finished drug that then floods the streets. back in belgium, chief inspector charlier and team are preparing for saturday night on patrol in the capital, brussels. looking for cocaine dealers has become a bigger part of their work.