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Operation Undercover: Guns & Drugs in Carolina

Operation Undercover: Guns & Drugs in Carolina

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Operation Undercover: Guns & Drugs in Carolina

2023- 2024

1 Seasons

6 Episodes

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Overview

Faced with a lethal gun and drug problem, the town of Pickens, S.C., executes clever undercover operations and action-packed busts. Legendary former federal agent Lou Valoze plunges viewers into the invisible stings run by heroic cops who keep us safe.

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Lou Valoze

Narrator and former FBI agent

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