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

All right, today is Tuesday, December 17th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, police in Springfield Township, Delaware County, report a baby strapped in a car seat was thrown as a distraction while two adults made a getaway after reportedly attempting to steal baby formula.

There's been a rash of large, a rash of robberies on

large baby formula from this specific store. Springfield police say during one of the incidents,

a couple loaded up a shopping car with baby formula and tried to leave the store without paying.

When they were confronted by security, the woman took off. The man picked up the child safety seat

with the child still in it and threw it at the security officer to make his getaway.

Police say baby formula thieves struck three times in two days last week.

Each time thieves tried to leave the Baltimore Pike store with shopping carts filled with hundreds of dollars worth of baby formula.

So you desperately want all that formula, but the baby's, you know, you can...

Yeah.

Priorities.

Priorities. What in the world? It's so strange. Like, that's what I was thinking when I heard. I'm like, man, they probably don't have money to feed their baby, but yet they're okay to just talk to the baby. They're selling it. Yeah. Yeah, they're not, this isn't for the baby. I'm sorry, which store in?

Case, it's the, it says Springfield Township.

I believe it's...

Delco. Yeah, they're not, this isn't for the baby. I'm sorry, which store in? Case, it's the, it says Springfield Township.

I believe it's...

Delco.

You didn't say the store, though. You said the Baltimore Park store. You know what? I think it's, I thought it was Target. Okay. Yeah, sorry, I didn't say that. I thought there was, you know, this was kind of a rash of robberies about a year ago where they were going after this stuff.

The baby formula, right?

Right, yeah.

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