Former drug detectives explain the likely reason cocaine worth tens of millions of dollars is washing onto NSW beaches

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    Former drug investigators have shed more light on the likely reason the cocaine worth tens of millions of dollars that's washing up on NSW beaches was loose in the water in the first place.

    NSW Police have now recovered 253 tightly bound 1-kilogram packages of the illicit drug since the first popped up on Magenta Beach on the Central Coast on December 22.

    Period20 Jan 2024

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    • TitleFormer drug detectives explain the likely reason cocaine worth tens of millions of dollars is washing onto NSW beaches
      Degree of recognitionInternational
      Media name/outletABC News Online
      Media typeWeb
      Country/TerritoryAustralia
      Date20/01/24
      DescriptionFormer drug investigators have shed more light on the likely reason the cocaine worth tens of millions of dollars that's washing up on NSW beaches was loose in the water in the first place.

      NSW Police have now recovered 253 tightly bound 1-kilogram packages of the illicit drug since the first popped up on Magenta Beach on the Central Coast on December 22.
      Producer/AuthorGreta Stonehouse
      URLhttps://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-01-20/why-cocaine-keeps-washing-up-on-nsw-beaches/103335534
      PersonsVincent Hurley