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Paul Napoli explains how firefighting foam manufactured by several companies could be polluting the community's water supply.

Paul Napoli joins city officials at the press conference to announce the City of Dayton's lawsuit against several fire fighting foam manufacturers, alleging water contamination in regional water supplies.

PFOA Contamination has been discovered in the Town of Blades, DE. The cause is still being researched, however there is a health concern for local residents.

The discussion on Cavuto Coast-to-Coast centered around potential new gun policies on the state and federal levels and a Dick's Sporting Goods employee quitting after a new gun policy was implemented at the store.

ABC12 interviewed Hill Harper and Hunter Shkolnik at the recent Flint Town Hall Meeting. Hunter Shkolnik reminds the community that everyone has a right to join the lawsuit.

"Hold the manufacturers responsible, work on rehabilitation, and get the message out there that these drugs are addictive."

"Oxycodone is 10 times more potent than Heroin"

"Our firm is taking on the expenses 100%. That is how confident we are in the claims," says Partner Shayna Sacks.

"This is not a new thing. The opioid problem has been around for quite some time, but it's now reached epidemic proportions," said Hunter Shkolnik.

Cuyahoga County has seen a significant spike in overdose deaths due to opioids and some of the highest rates across the State of Ohio and the country as a whole.