Two fentanyl traffickers were arrested during the early stages of manufacturing "street pressed" pills in North Carolina, deputies said.Late last month, the Union County Sheriff's Office arrested Hateem Jaabar, 25, and Aleigha Pendry, 27, of Monroe, North Carolina, during a USCO narcotics investigation. Detectives believed distribution was set up inside the suspect's home in the presence of children. After getting a search warrant for Pendry's home, deputies found large amounts of drugs, stolen goods, and a stolen firearm. A "pill press" was also found, which made deputies believe Jaabar and Pendry were in the early stages of manufacturing "street pressed" pills containing fentanyl, detectives said.More News: Charges filed against man in connection to woman's death, police sayJaabar and Pendry were both arrested and taken to the Union County Detention Center, where they both remain, officials say.Jaaber was charged with the following:Four counts of trafficking in opium/heroinTrafficking in cocainePossession of firearm by felonPossession of stolen firearmPossession of stolen goodsAlter or removal of serial number on a firearmMaintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for controlled substancesPossession of schedule I controlled substancePossession of marijuana up to ½ ouncePossession of drug paraphernaliaChild abuseJaaber's bond was set for $2.5 million.More News: Body identified in ongoing shooting investigation, detectives sayPendry was charged with the following:Two counts of trafficking in opium/heroinTrafficking in cocainePossession of stolen firearmPossession of stolen goodsMaintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for controlled substancesPossession of schedule I controlled substancePossession of marijuana up to ½ ouncePossession of drug paraphernaliaChild abuse Pendry's bond was set for $1 million.