Drugsland

Season 2

7 episodes · Dec 12, 2017

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  • S2E1

    Operation Hazel

    Dec 12, 201760m

    The police have discovered that a large, drug-dealing network from London has taken over the local drugs market in Weston Super-Mare and Yeovil, and are ready to strike.

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  • S2E2

    Strike Day

    Dec 12, 201760m

    The police have dozens of properties and suspected dealers in their sights. In coordinated strikes across the region the police bring over 30 dealers into custody.

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  • S2E3

    The Runners

    Dec 12, 201760m

    With police custody cells full, it's time for the police to start their interviews to try and get a better understanding of how these dealers are operating.

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  • S2E4

    Max

    Dec 12, 201760m

    Having taken out over 30 dealers in Weston-Super-Mare, the investigation team turn their attention to Yeovil. But this time they'll be targeting out of town dealers.

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  • S2E5

    Nova

    Dec 13, 201760m

    With one of the out of town drug dealing networks in the cells, the investigation team turn their attention onto the Nova crew and Rafael Castillo, the man in charge.

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  • S2E6

    King Pin

    Dec 13, 201760m

    The police take out the Nova crew and their king pin, Rafael Castillo. With Castillo in custody, the team search his property to find what the proceeds of crime have been going on.

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  • S2E7

    Going Country

    Mar 25, 202254m

    A gritty, multi-perspective look at the impact of illegal drugs in a rural community. Rather than focusing on big city drug dealing, this film tells the story of how a gang from the city establish a ‘county line’ and muscle their way into the drug economy of rural Devon. They take control of the supply of drugs by intimidating local dealers and enforcing their authority throughout the underworld. The gang deploys extremes of violence rarely seen before on the country lanes and small town streets of rural England.

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