Trade, travel, and cultural exchange have been made simpler because to the dismantling of national borders brought about by globalization. Criminals have taken advantage of the system's openness, though, and have put our worldwide security in jeopardy. There is a need for an international law enforcement team that can deal with specific continuing crimes, given that Europe has become an increasingly popular "safe home" for criminals who are able to elude capture elsewhere. One such team is depicted in "Crossing Lines," which tells the story of a group of international cops led by Captain Daniel. The crew, which is made up of people who don't know each other, must learn to work and live in the most hazardous of environments. They are housed in an empty storage area beneath the International Criminal Court, where they encounter logistical, jurisdictional and cultural difficulties as they travel throughout the globe in search of justice.
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Trade, travel, and cultural exchange have been made simpler because to the dismantling of national borders brought about by globalization. Criminals have taken advantage of the system's openness, though, and have put our worldwide security in jeopardy. There is a need for an international law enforcement team that can deal with specific continuing crimes, given that Europe has become an increasingly popular "safe home" for criminals who are able to elude capture elsewhere. One such team is depicted in "Crossing Lines," which tells the story of a group of international cops led by Captain Daniel. The crew, which is made up of people who don't know each other, must learn to work and live in the most hazardous of environments. They are housed in an empty storage area beneath the International Criminal Court, where they encounter logistical, jurisdictional and cultural difficulties as they travel throughout the globe in search of justice.
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