US EditionHurricane Debby blows $1M in cocaine onto Florida beach
- Hurricane Debby hit Florida, bringing high winds and 25 packages of cocaine worth over $1 million to the beach.
- A good Samaritan found the drugs and alerted authorities, confirmed by Briggs.
- The hurricane has resulted in one death, power outages for hundreds of thousands, and potential life-threatening conditions.
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The 25 packages, weighing more than 30 kg, were found by a civilian on the beach, who contacted local authorities, who seized the find valued at more than 1 million dollars.
Hurricane Debby brings $1 mn worth cocaine on Florida beach
Several packages of cocaine valued at over $1 million were discovered on a Florida beach following Hurricane Debby's landfall. The discovery comes amid ongoing recovery efforts from the storm, which has caused significant flooding and power outages across the southeastern US
Hurricane blew $1,000,000 worth of cocaine onto Florida's coast
The packages washed up on the Florida Keys (Picture: X) Hurricane Debby has made landfall on the Florida coast, inundating streets, killing multiple people and washing up kilos of cocaine onto beaches. A good Samaritan reported 25 packages of the drug washed up on the Florida Keys’ coast, according to US border control. Samuel Briggs, acting chief patrol agent, said: ‘A good Samaritan discovered the drugs & contacted authorities. U.S. Border Pa…
Hurricane Debby has put the United States on alert after strengthening in the Gulf of Mexico, although one of the consequences of the storm it became when it made landfall has nothing to do with what was expected: its force has dragged numerous bundles of cocaine valued at more than one million dollars to the beach. The drug packages have arrived, specifically, on the coast of Florida. The winds that have arrived with Hurricane Debby to the Nort…
Over $1 million worth of cocaine washed ashore in Florida Keys after Hurricane Debby
By Patrick Chalvire Click here for updates on this story ISLAMORADA, Florida (WSVN) — Authorities seized 25 packages of cocaine that washed ashore in the Florida Keys following Hurricane Debby. According to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, the packages weighed approximately 70-80 pounds and were discovered by a Good Samaritan on Sunday near a pier on the 84000 block of the Old Highway in Islamorada. The U.S. Border Patrol seized the coca…
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