WATCH: Alleged drug dealer hit by flying bag of cocaine as deputies move in
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Florida aerial footage shows suspected drug dealer hit by flying cocaine bag during police operation.
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Florida authorities captured aerial footage showing a suspected drug dealer struck by a bag of cocaine thrown by a would-be customer as deputies closed in to make an arrest. The incident, documented from above, provides a rare visual record of an illicit drug transaction interrupted mid-exchange. The flying bag—apparently tossed as the customer attempted to flee—became evidence against the dealer rather than an escape route. Authorities say the video demonstrates how quickly a drug deal can collapse when law enforcement arrives, with participants often acting in panic rather than coordination. The case underscores how surveillance technology, including aerial footage, has become routine in narcotics enforcement operations.
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