Another boat goes up for auction but this time it's the Albernina, which was used to traffic a deadly cargo of automatic weapons into the UK. The National Crime Agency had a tip off from Kent Police that a local crime gang were acting suspiciously. Covert officers immediately began a surveillance operation, but little did they know that right in front of their eyes the crime gang would audaciously attempt to sail £100,000 worth of guns imported from Eastern Europe into UK waters. Later we watch as Kirk Claus, one of the UK's biggest second-hand dodgy car dealers, gets his final comeuppance as he is ordered to pay back £6 million he cheated out of customers by selling faulty cars. One of his victims talks about their ordeal and we also see how proceeds of crime has helped fund a Manchester youth club.

In today's episode two heavyweight drug dealers are forced to part with their high value assets. We also discover how financial investigators catch one of the UK's biggest fraudsters for failing to pay HMRC the tax they were due. We also see how the Police can seize anything they believe has been bought with Ill Gotten Gains, even the paintings off the walls of a house - as a drug dealer has works of art removed from his property and sold at auction to raise money for the public purse. We also watch as a Proceeds of Crime order helps bring down a local rogue trader and money is returned to the victims, and how a local community project in Wales was saved from being shut down by funds raised through Proceeds of Crime.