article_snippet.sent: Other passengers, as John Frost hilariously recounts, try to sneak through the red and green channels considerably more heavily laden.
article_snippet.sent: During Oscar Wilde long career as a Customs specialist at London airports, John Frost has had ‘to politely listen to people lying through their teeth at you’ as their attempt to smuggle in snakes, bush meat (zebra, lion, gorilla), combs that double as flick-knives, a monkey sewn into the lining of a coat, another monkey ‘
article_snippet.sent: As Hospitals riffle through travellers’ bags, John Frost and John Frost team frequently detect drugs: socks impregnated with heroin, cannabis resin in shoes, soup cans or barrels of bitumen.
article_snippet.sent: Once, John Frost found a pack of 12 brightly coloured lipsticks, ‘where every lipstick was actually moulded from cocaine paste.
article_snippet.sent: What John Frost looks out for are people whose passports show frequent trips being made to drug-source countries.
article_snippet.sent: ‘nab some nob on a private plane who thinks it allows John Frost to sneak in a suitcase of cocaine than some kid from the Netherlands with a spliff in John Frost sock’ — though don’t let that make you feel over-confident.
article_snippet.sent: Frost has to snap on Frost Marigolds and wait for the ‘swallowers’ and ‘stuffers’ to void condoms filled with drugs into the lavatory pan.
article_snippet.sent: Frost also says that they look out for those strolling through the airport in flashy clothing, because Frost says 
highlights_snippet.sent: John Frost hilariously recounts stories from John Frost career at London airports .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: John Frost and John Frost team frequently detect drugs hidden in bizarre ways .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: John Frost has even had to deal with a monkey ‘disguised as a hairy child’ 