Cocaine galore! Social media users say they 'might go for a seaside walk' and ask 'is it finders keepers?' after haul of drugs washed ashore on the South Coast for FOURTH time this month

Social media users have joked that they 'might go for a seaside walk' after a haul of drugs washed ashore on the South Coast for the fourth time this month. Sussex Police later confirmed that the beach was back open to the public - but social media users saw the funny side after yet another haul of drugs turned up on Britain's coast. Armed police and coastguards sealed off a section of beach in Goring yesterday after a bag was discovered on the shore containing cocaine worth £2million The vast haul of drugs is believed to be part of a consignment dumped by smugglers in the Solent earlier this month Social media users joked that they should go for a seaside walk, while others quipped that they never find anything good on the beach A third user joked: 'Someone's definitely got a bounty on their head after this little mishap.' Armed police cordoned off a beach in Ferring, West Sussex, after dozens of packages believed to contain cocaine worth up to £1.2million washed up on the shore Writer David Jones with what is believed to be cocaine at Brightstone on the Isle of Wight A spokesman said: 'Police were called to Goring on Monday morning following reports of suspected drugs washing up on the beach.'