Cocaine Washes Ashore on 2 US Beaches: Cocaine-Filled Boxes Worth USD 2 Million Recovered at Baldwin County Beach in Alabama and Walton County Beach in Florida (Pic and Video)

A shocking incident has come to light from the United States, where cocaine-filled boxes worth USD 2 million washed ashore on two beaches in the country. The first incident took place in Alabama, where swimmers found a floating bundle at Baldwin County Beach. The bundles included 50 bricks of cocaine wrapped in black plastic. Cops said that the cocaine weighed 110 lbs and could sell for USD 1.5 million. The second incident occurred at the Walton County Beach in Florida and came to light when a beachgoer discovered nearly half a million dollars of cocaine. Walton County Sheriff's Office confirmed the incident and said that the 25 kilos marked with Yosemite Sam were confiscated and logged into evidence. Officials also urged people to touch suspicious packages. "The contents could be extremely harmful," the post on X read. Idaho Shooting: 2 Killed in Sniper Ambush at Canfield Mountain As Firefighters and Police Officers Come Under Siege From Rifle Fire in Kootenai County Near Coeur d'Alene (Videos).

Cocaine Washes Up on Baldwin County Beach in Alabama

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