USBP: Debby Blows 70-Pounds of Cocaine onto Islamorada Beach

U.S. Border Patrol investigating after Hurricane Debby washed a million dollars' worth of cocaine onto a South Florida beach.

A good Samaritan made the discovery in the Florida Keys.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office said suspected cocaine with a total weight of approximately 70 pounds was found on Sunday afternoon near a pier in Islamorada, Florida.

USBP says there were 25 packages of cocaine with an estimated street value of over $1 million.