Port Newark Container Terminal

Authorities say in the last year alone, officers located many of these cars from neighborhoods across New Jersey before they were shipped overseas.

New Jersey reporter Tony Yates joins us from the Port of Newark with more.

Tony.

Tony.Yeah, Joe and Sandra, you know, my crew and I have been covering a lot of those stories that happened, uh, here in New Jersey.

Now, what was not announced in this press conference was any significant or major arrest, and often that's because some of the top bosses, the leaders in these criminal organizations, are overseas.

And so the best they can do on this side of the world is to do everything they can to choke off the supplies and kill their profits.

For now, we're live here at the Port of Newark.

Toni Yates, Channel 7, Eyewitness News.

So it just happened to be coming off the production line.

Our friends at Port Newark Container Terminal, their 35 tractors are being finished.

So our friends at Ports America are going to be showing their capacity today.

propane terminal tractors.