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

Today is Thursday. It's December 13th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, 11 people were arrested Wednesday after a massive drug bust in Bucks County.

Authorities said they recovered what they believed to be more than 100 pounds of heroin and fentanyl,

a loaded handgun, and at least $30,000 in cash at a Worminster home.

Local police, along with FBI agents, several of whom were wearing hazmat suits,

meticulously removed item after item from a home in the 600 block of Cheryl Drive late Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning. Yeah, you have to be careful with the fentanyl especially because, I mean, that stuff, I mean, I'm sure the people that went in there, did you say hazmat? Yep, they were in hazmat suits. Yeah, if you touch it, it's going to be into your system. That's dangerous stuff, man. And they're working on it

in a house like that, a small house. We found thousands of individual packages of heroin

containing these stamps along with another container full of bundles of heroin already packaged

for sales at Bucks County District Attorney Matt Wynetrobe. Wynetrobe said the ringleaders were

42-year-old Moses Rodriguez and 28-year-old Daniel

Vasquez.

So listen to this.

Over the past several months, this operation was distributing heroin and fentanyl across

the region at a rate of approximately $8 million a week in street value.

$8 million a week.

When I heard that number this morning, my head nearly exploded.

But you know what they did talk about, Kathy?

They believe the Christmas decorations on the front lawn were part of a deflection.

Listen, you're supposed to look like regular house.

I was talking last night.

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