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Three Toms River men were arrested in connection to six-month multi-law enforcement agency investigation into the massive distribution of cocaine in Ocean County.

Their corporations. >> well, what they are doing is not working because there are 14,700 pounds of fentanyl seized in 2022, where over 12,000 already in four months in 2023 fiscal year. so, why would i do? foreign terrorist designation to drug cartels allows us to have extra jurisdiction to go after the more aggressively. what it billed clinton do when it came to columbia cocaine problem? he sent the u.s. military to the country of colombia to actually get involved in eradicating the cocaine dealers in colombia, to stop the flow in the united states. so, what i proposed that we make drug carte...

Put him in prison, because his son's running it, but go after the whole networks, their lawyers, their businesses, their phony corporations. >> well, what they are doing is not working because there are 14,700 pounds of fentanyl seized in 2022, were over 12,000 already in four months in 2023 fiscal year. so, why would i do? foreign terrorist designation to drug cartels allows us to have extra territorial jurisdiction to go after the more aggressively. what did bill clinton do when it came to colombia cocaine problem? he sent the u.s. military to the country of colombia to actually get involved...

>> he says he had a long opioid addiction. what do you think about him saying that was the excuse. >> look, i don't want to say anything to defend this man unduly, set aside where you are on whether he committed the murders, he definitely admitted to ripping people off, innocent people off, his clients who he was sworn to protect. having said that i do resonate with his story of leading a double life where he's a prominent lawyer with an addiction on the side. i in my 30s was a news anchor on abc news and had a cocaine problem that led to me having a panic attack on the air and i think million...

>> i was in a cranky mood after my last restaurant closed and felt no reason not to tell the truth about a business i both love and have mixed emotions about. >> "kitchen confidential" is a memoir of tony's life in the kitchen and the salty adventures that he had with his cooks. it was kind of lawless. you know, a lot was broken as tony used to say. >> as the executive chef at les halles, he found success and a full-blown heroin addict at an early age. >> i had a dope problem, a cocaine problem. but by '88 i pretty much cleaned up my act. the dietary supplement that every chef needs, i take ar...