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Nassau County police 4th Precinct Commanding Officer Inspector Lee M. Steinberg, left, listened to a question at the Village of Lawrence meeting. At right, Sgt. Charles Sollin.
Fourth Precinct commander addresses resident concerns
Stressing the importance of calling 911 to increase safety and locking vehicle doors to impede crime, Nassau County police 4th Precinct Commanding Officer Inspector Lee M. Steinberg spoke at the Village of Lawrence board meeting on Jan. 19. more
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Talk to the police; watch the divas sing
Head to Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Oark for the annual 4th Precinct Night Out Against Crime at 7 p.m., as well as the Tuesday, Aug. 2 free concert series that continues with a pre-show of balloon fun at 7 p.m., and then about an hour later the JC Revue performs. more
The Village of Lawrence recognized Mayor Martin Oliner for his six years of service along with police, fire and other village officials at the board of trustees meeting on June 27. From left were Trustees Alex Edelman and C. Simon Felder, Oliner, Deputy Village Administrator Jerry Castro, Trustee Irving Langer and Village Administrator Ron Goldman.
Lawrence village says thanks to responders and its officials
It was a time for thanks and goodbyes as the Village of Lawrence honored the Nassau County police, the fire departments and its own officials at the June 27 board meeting. more
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One swastika drawn with chalk was discovered outside this Oxford Road home in Cedarhurst on March 7.
Swastikas drawn on Cedarhurst street
hen Craig Smulevitz arrived at his Oxford Road home in Cedarhurst after a double shift as a paramedic and a Mount Sinai Hospital patient-transfer center employee in the early evening on March 7, he was shocked at what he saw drawn in chalk on the sidewalk in front of his house. more
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Jonathan Reyes and Gady Pozuelos, both of Inwood, were found a day after being reported missing on March 3.
Missing Lawrence Middle School students found
The Nassau County Police Department Missing Persons Squad reported at 3:51 Friday, March 4, that Gady Pozuelos has been found. more
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The Shulamith School for Girls will keep the crossing guards originally assigned for the Number Five School. From left were Shulamith Executive Director Rabbi Perry Tirschwell, Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky (D-Long Beach), crossing guard Maria Palomo and Shulamith students, Rosie Flaum, Tamar Pinchasov and Daphna Flug.
Shulamith School retains crossing guards
Crossing guards that were posted by the Number Five School in Cedarhurst will remain on duty during the school year for students of the Shulamith School for Girls following discussions between 4th Precinct Inspector Lee M. Steinberg and Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky (D-Long Beach). more
The NCPD’s Acting Commissioner, Thomas Krumpter, spoke with Inwood residents on Nov. 5. At left were Inwood Civic Association Vice President Pete Sobol and President Rosemary Dorn.
Police targeting Five Towns car break-ins
Car break-ins, a quality-of-life issue that has vexed Five Towns residents over the past couple of years, are getting special attention from the Nassau County Police Department, according to Acting Commissioner Thomas Krumpter. more
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Daquan Rose and Samone Sturgis, both of Far Rockaway, were charged with robbery and endangering the welfare of two children, and allegedly assaulted a store clerk on Halloween.
Far Rockaway pair arrested for Halloween robbery
A Lawrence delicatessen clerk was allegedly beaten by a pair of Far Rockaway residents on Halloween over a dispute of a treat given to two children. more
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Jamie Coluso allegedly stole money and jewelry from a Hewlett home in July. She was caught after police identified her through a DNA test of her blood.
Woman arrested in Hewlett burglary
Jamie Coluso, 26, of Valmont Lane in Commack, was arrested for the alleged burglary of a Franklin Avenue house in Hewlett that occurred on July 28, police said. more
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Nassau County police arrested two young men who are alleged to be responsible for several thefts of property from vehicles in the Five Towns. Above, Jaquan Marrero, left, and Raquan Howard.
Arrests made in Five Towns break-ins
Two of five men detained by 4th Precinct officers on April 25 were arrested and charged with grand larceny connected to an alleged pattern of early morning thefts of property from vehicles in the Five Towns, police said. more
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