Mexico's military confiscated a $20 million cocaine shipment that was unloaded off a jet parked on a Mexican highway near the Belize border. The Mexican National Defense Secretary said Monday night that the two-seater aircraft used in ferrying the drugs was registered in the United States. The drug traffickers landed the Beechcraft King Air aircraft on a two-lane road in Bacalar, a municipality in the Caribbean coast state of Quintana Roo. The crew had ample time to load a van that was filled with 26 bags containing between 30 to 40 kilos of cocaine. Officials also revealed that the twin-engine jet departed South America at an unspecified time, most likely Sunday, and was detected in Mexican airspace Monday approximately at 3.30am. It is unknown if the suspected traffickers were the actual owners of the plane.

Two Polk County deputies were taken to the hospital after their patrol car was hit head-on by a drunk driver going the wrong way Tuesday night, FOX13 reported. According to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, a deputy was driving south on Combee Road when he saw a red pick-up truck traveling north cross the center line and begin traveling north in the southbound lane. He swerved to avoid a collision. The pick-up then crashed head-on into another patrol car. The two deputies in the car were taken to the hospital. One was treated and released, while the other was admitted for non-life-threatening injuries. A third vehicle that was traveling behind the patrol cars swerved to avoid a collision and ended up in a ditch. The driver of the pick-up truck, India Williams, 46, was arrested for DUI. Two breath samples showed her blood alcohol content at 0.145 and 0.151, that’s almost twice the legal limit in Florida.