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Baby Found Next To Kilo Of Cocaine in Drug Trafficking Bust: DA
Also: Hour-by-hour LI snow/sleet/rain forecast – Teen charged in scooter hit-and-run – Watch soldier surprise his kids at school

Share-worthy stories from the Long Island Patch network to talk about tonight:
Baby Found Next To Kilo Of Cocaine In Drug Trafficking Bust: DA
Two individuals face up to life in prison if convicted of the top charges. Bail is set at $2 million for an accused major drug trafficker.
Hour-by-Hour Long Island Snow/Sleet/Rain Forecast
We will see some wintry weather Thursday. See the latest on what to expect.
Find out what's happening in Syossetfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Long Island Soldier Surprises His Kids At School With His Return
Sgt. Thomas Hartley had been away from home for months. See the video of their heartwarming reunion.
Teen Arrested For Hit-And-Run On Electric Scooter
Police say the teen collided with a man and severely injured him, and then left the scene.
Find out what's happening in Syossetfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Responders Recognized For Reviving Toddler
The 2-year-old girl was found unresponsive in a backyard pool in July.
Also Worth A Look
- Woman Stole $72,200 From Medicaid: District Attorney
- Police Save Suicidal Man From Jumping Off Overpass
- Local Residents Still Helping Teen With Rare Disease Find Kidney
- Man Dies After Suffering Medical Emergency While Driving: PD
- North Patchogue Fire Department Donates To Murphy Foundation
- Police Seeking Man Who Stole A Whole Lot of Shrimp
- Man In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Car
- Man Charged With Attempting To Rob Bay Shore Bank: Police
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