Border Protection Spain

The Coastguard confront a potential suicide attempt and intercept drug traffickers moving three tonnes of hashish during their shift. They also deal with fishermen who have entered protected waters and investigate a suspicious German sailboat. All these incidents unfold within a single patrol.

is a television programme presented as a single episode. It follows the work of the Coastguard as they respond to a variety of incidents along the coastline. The show is structured around real‑world encounters that illustrate the breadth of situations the service must manage. In this episode the Coastguard are called to deal with several distinct cases. First, they respond to a possible suicide attempt, assessing the scene and providing assistance where needed. The crew then confronts a group of drug traffickers who are transporting roughly three tonnes of hashish, prompting a coordinated interception. At the same time, they encounter fishermen who have entered waters that are legally protected, breaching environmental regulations. Finally, a German sailboat that appears suspicious draws the attention of the authorities, leading to further investigation. The segment on the potential suicide highlights the Coastguard’s role in safeguarding vulnerable individuals, showing how they balance urgency with careful assessment. The drug‑smuggling episode underscores the operational challenges of intercepting large‑scale illicit shipments at sea, while the incursion by the protected‑area fishermen illustrates the tension between commercial activity and conservation rules. The suspicious German vessel adds another layer, demonstrating how the service remains vigilant for any activity that might pose a risk to safety or security.