Brevard County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to an unusual scene on Interstate 95 near Titusville early Sunday morning. At approximately 8:15 a.m. on June 21, officers arrived at Mile Marker 220, just west of the Brentwood Estates neighborhood, to find paragliders in the area. No injuries were reported, and traffic flowed without major disruption. The incident occurred during a time when the interstate is typically busy with morning commuters, but officials said no lanes were blocked. Deputies confirmed the paragliders were on the ground when they arrived, though details about how they ended up on the highway remain unclear. Sheriff’s Office spokespersons did not provide further information on the individuals involved or the circumstances leading to the incident. FOX 35 Orlando is investigating to determine how the paragliders got onto the interstate. The location of the incident is a stretch of I-95 that runs through residential areas, raising questions about how the activity occurred. Paragliding is not a common sight near the highway, and no permits or licenses were mentioned in initial reports. Authorities emphasized that the situation was handled without incident, but the event has sparked curiosity among local residents. The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office declined to comment further on the specifics of the case. Officials reiterated that no one was hurt and that traffic was not significantly impacted. The incident adds to a growing list of unusual calls for deputies in the area, though no similar reports have been filed in recent months. As of now, the sheriff’s office has not issued any statements about potential safety measures or warnings related to paragliding near highways. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, with authorities urging anyone with information to contact local law enforcement.