Border patrol agents along with K9 "Coffee"(咖啡) of the National Immigration Administration's Xishuangbanna Border Managment Detachment(西双版纳边境管理支队) Menglong Border Police Station(勐龙边境派出所) intercept drugs being smuggled across the China-Myanmar border, September 11, 2022

[u/Key-Needleworker-702]

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Translation of video and what's going on

0:04-0:07 - In September 11, 2022, the Menglong Border police Station recieved intel of drug traffickers preparing for an exchange in mountainous areas near the china-myanmar border; They were dispatched to seize the drugs involved in the exchange

0:08-0:16 - After searching for over 2 hours, due to the large area needed to search for the drugs and also with the sky gradually getting dark, the border patrol agents decided to deploy K9 "Coffee"(咖啡) to search for the drugs

0:17-0:24 - after 1 hour K9 Coffee finds the first bag of drugs

0:25-0:30 - Border patrol agents find the second bag of drugs

0:31-0:35 - 35 bricks of Methamphetamine are seized in the bags, weighing a total of 23 KG

0:36-0:45 - K9 Coffee is given his or her(idk how to seperate male or female dogs) favorite sausages

Context

The National Immigration Administration in China is similar to USBP+ICE ERO + C&BP Office of field operations; these officers are from the xishaungbanna border managment detachment, which is in charge of border patrol in Xishuangbanna prefecture, yunnan province. The menglong border police station(of the NIA) is in Menglong town, which is on the China-myanmar border. In myanmar, there are many large drug cartel groups that have also trafficked drugs to China; Many NIA(along with it's pre 2018 predecessor, the People's Armed Police Border Defense Corps) units in yunnan often engage in shootouts with drug traffickers from myanmar/laos.

Source:

https://www.facebook.com/XH.NewsAgency/videos/%E4%BA%91%E5%8D%97%E8%AD%A6%E7%8A%AC%E5%8D%8F%E5%8A%A9%E7%BC%B4%E6%AF%9223%E5%85%AC%E6%96%A4/622094432698731/?locale=

(from xinhua)

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[u/Key-Needleworker-702]

In case you did not see my translation:

No, the drugs were not fed to the K9 at 0:36. Those were sausages. Kinda horrible timing for the video though