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ISLAMORADA, Fla. (AP) — Packages of cocaine keep washing ashore the Florida Keys. The most recent packages washed up on Wednesday and Thursday on the Islamorada shoreline. Each package weighed about 2.4 pounds (1.1 kilograms), Adam Hoffner, a U.S. Border Patrol spokesman, told the Miami Herald. On Monday night, anglers in Lower Matecumbe Key found a 2.4-pound (1.1 kilogram) package of cocaine. At the start of the month, a boater off Marathon...

FLKeys News. Both individuals informed the authorities and border patrol members picked up the contraband, Hoffner reports. “The increase in washed-up narcotics indicates that smugglers continue to operate along the Florida coastline,” he says. Just in late April, for example, a beach-goer found more than US$1.5 million ($1.8 million) in cocaine that had washed-up along the shoreline near Palm Beach, Martin tweeted at the time. As for cannabis, a man found five cannabis bales near the shore of a beach in Marathon about a year ago. Several months later, the weed kept rolling in with ...

FLKeys News. Both individuals informed the authorities and border patrol members picked up the contraband, Hoffner reports. “The increase in washed-up narcotics indicates that smugglers continue to operate along the Florida coastline,” he says. Just in late April, for example, a beach-goer found more than US$1.5 million ($1.8 million) in cocaine that had washed-up along the shoreline near Palm Beach, Martin tweeted at the time. As for cannabis, a man found five cannabis bales near the shore of a beach in Marathon about a year ago. Several months later, the weed kept rolling in with ...

29 Haitian migrants were detained by U.S Border Patrol agents after their 45-foot vessel made landfall at a waterfront park in Boynton Beach.

Font Size: Nearly $2 million in narcotics were found in the water near the Florida Keys over the weekend, the U.S. Border Patrol announced, the Miami Herald reported Tuesday. Over 70 pounds of cocaine and 62 pounds of marijuana were found by recreational boaters between Friday and Saturday, Border Patrol Spokesperson Adam Hoffner said, the Miami Herald reported. “The increase in washed-up narcotics indicates that smugglers continue to operate along the Florida coastline,” Hoffner said, according to the Miami Herald. “We are grateful for the community’s support to our border security m...