Investigation underway after cocaine washes up on Cameron County beach
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Nearly $750,000 in cocaine washed up on the shores of a beach in Cameron County, according to a news release.
Cameron County Park Rangers were waived down Tuesday at 7:23 a.m. in reference to the nearly 30 kilos of a white powdery substance that washed up on shore, the release stated.
The substance tested positive for cocaine with an approximate street value of $745,000.
Park rangers and Border Patrol are conducting the investigation, the release added.