Good Samaritan turns in $1 million worth of cocaine found on Florida beach in aftermath of Hurricane Debby

Cocaine found in Florida (Credit: U.S. Border Patrol acting chief patrol Agent Samuel Briggs II)

Over $1 million worth of cocaine has washed ashore in the Florida Keys as a result of the strong winds that rocked parts of the state after Hurricane Debby made landfall on Monday, Customs and Border Patrol informed.

Concretely, U.S. Border Patrol acting chief patrol Agent Samuel Briggs II said on social media that 25 packages containing about 70 pounds of cocaine were found in the area. He posted images of some of the packages, which feature a red logo over a black backdrop.