Following British people in trouble with the Thai authorities, featuring a group of sailors falling victim to a scam and a woman arrested for drug possession

Micha goes on trial for cannabis possession, and a pair of mercenaries cause chaos in a strip club.

Marcus Hilton is in prison for smuggling drugs and facing a possible death penalty. Three British people who are stationed in Thailand complain to the police that they have been cheated and lost big money in gold investment. Khun Phat reveals why so many British men paying for her company.

In Pattaya is the policeman Howard investigating exploitation of rare animals that are used by photographers to make money from tourists. On the border between Thailand and Burma are armed police working to chase drug smugglers. They also meet some British people who were on a plane that crashed into a control tower on the island of Koh Samui.

The police assist a group of tourists who have been robbed of their bags and passports. But police also suspects that it's all about insurance fraud. Two girls get into a voilent fight. The episode will also visit Bang Kwang prison, where there are many death row prisoners.

The police suspects a British couple for insurance fraud. Police Robert talks about the problems they have with the transvestites in the town of Chiang Mai. In Pattaya's prison you meet Mike, wich after her divorce she went to Thailand and then decided to begin using drugs.

On Pattya, Howard may help a man who was drugged and robbed by a prostitute. He also gets called out when a tourist throws himself into the sea to escape from his bar note. In Bangkok a tourist gets his bag snatched and fall so unfortunate that she dies. A group of British men who had relationships with Thai women talk about the pros and cons.

There is seven Thai prisons and we face nine British people who had been punished for, fraud, theft and trafficing. They talk about their lives behind bars. Also been filming the infamous prison tournament in the Thai kickboxing where the winner gets reprieved.