Hurricane washes up over $1 million worth of cocaine on Florida beach
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On a Florida beach, 25 packages of cocaine weighing 32 kg were found, thrown up by Hurricane Debbie. The value of the drugs on the black market is estimated at over a million dollars.
On one of the beaches of the US state of Florida, a vacationer found a garbage bag among the algae, the contents of which seemed suspicious to him. The police who arrived at the scene found cocaine in it, the market value of which is more than a million dollars, writes Bild, reports UNN.
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"Hurricane Debbie threw 25 packages of cocaine on the beach, weighing 32 kg. A passerby discovered the drugs and reported them to the police," said US Coast Guard Officer Samuel Briggs.
The photos shown by the Coast Guard show that each of the 25 packages of drugs is decorated with a red triangle.
It is noteworthy that Hurricane Debbie hit the coast in northwestern Florida the day before. Wind gusts reached 130 km/h.
