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And now Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Today's the 27th June of Tuesday, good morning, Kathy.

Good morning and the news this morning. Yesterday, Mayor Jim Kenney announced the results of a

three-day narcotics bust in Kensington last week. It was a multi-agency effort that

netted 175 arrests, more than $1.4 million in drugs and about 27 guns.

Some of the seized items include 60 pounds of marijuana, 1200 grams of heroin,

850 grams of fentanyl, and $100,000 in cash.

It's a take-down of what officials are calling just the latest effort to clean up the streets of Kensington.

You know, they should give that narcotics, give it to the guys who completed the bridge.

Yeah, oh yeah. Oh, yeah.

Good job.

What is happening in Kensington is unacceptable. We cannot allow the continued operation of a drug

market that exploits and endangers our residents, said Kenny.

So all of a sudden it's unacceptable, not for like the last four every year?

No, that's why I'm saying we continued operation.

It's pretty amazing when you start up and think, I'm looking at the amount of stuff they got.

They got. This is not like a one-off stuff like this comes in all the time.

Officers and agents from all levels of law enforcement participated,

including the Philadelphia Police, FBI, DEA, and others.

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