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Assorted jewelry was stolen from Hewlett Jewelers on Broadway on May 1, police said.

Several glass displays were smashed and assorted jewelry was stolen from Hewlett Jewelers at 1344 Broadway in Hewlett at 11:10 p.m. on May 1, police said. more

By Jeff Bessen | 5/4/15

The Village of Cedarhurst is partnering with the Nassau County Police Department’s 4th Precinct South auxiliary police to set up a supplemental security patrol that would use the municipality’s code enforcement vehicles.

Cedarhurst seeks increased security

In the interest of maximizing residents’ safety and addressing concerns raised by recent minor crimes, the Village of Cedarhurst is working with the Nassau County Police Department’s 4th Precinct South auxiliary police to establish a security patrol to augment the law enforcement already provided by the NCPD and the volunteer unit. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/19/14

The mayors of four villages in the Five Towns held a forum on safety and security at the Woodmere Club on Dec. 4. From left were Steve Kaufman of Hewlett Bay Park, Ross Epstein of Hewlett Neck, Mark Weiss of Hewlett Harbor and Lee Israel of Woodsburgh.

Enlisting the public’s help

Looking to squelch a small crime problem before it becomes worse, the villages of Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett Harbor, Hewlett Neck and Woodsburgh are planning to launch a program called Call to Quell next month. more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/11/13

Lawrence alumni, from top left, Joe Josephson (

Not your typical breakfast club

Though this breakfast club isn’t made up of five teenagers trying to survive a Saturday detention as in the 1985 John Hughes movie, this group of Lawrence High School alumni meets for breakfast on the second Tuesday of every month at the Val Brook Diner in Valley Stream to recall the good old days. more

By Ann Friedman | 11/13/13

Off-duty 4th Precinct police officer Alex Annastasiades remembered Jeewan Mangra, center, from a prior encounter and found the missing man. At left Vicki Backus, director of St. John's Episcopal Hospital's emergency department and at right, Dharmapaul Mangra, Jeewan's oldest son.

Recognizing a face in the crowd

A leisurely bicycle ride through Coney Island on his day off turned into much more as 4th Precinct police officer Alex Annastasiades became a hero to a Queens family, when on June 2, he found a man who was reported missing three days before. more

By Jason Brendler | 6/13/13

Five Towns Crime Watch

Arrests NASSAU COUNTY- Avraham Kardi, 45, of Pebble Lane, Hewlett, was arrested for operating a home improvement business without a permit during a joint operation conducted by the 4th Precinct and the county’s Consumer Affairs Department between April 29 and May 1, police said. more

5/8/13

The Cormer Market at 15 Bayview Ave. in Inwood was one of six stores where police arrested clerks for selling alcohol to a minor.

Six arrested for selling alcohol to a minor

A half dozen store clerks were arrested on Nov. 29, for allegedly selling alcohol to a minor in a sting operation coordinated by the 4th Precinct in conjunction with the Nassau County Department of Consumer Affairs. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/30/12

More than 200 "Sussman for Assembly" signs have been stolen throughout the Five Towns, according to campaign officials.

Assembly candidate condemns stealing of signs

David Sussman, the Republican candidate for the 20th Assembly District, claims that over 200 of his “Sussman for Assembly” signs have been taken from fences and homes throughout the Five Towns since Labor Day. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/21/12

Queens resident George J. Towns allegedly assaulted two police officers in Lawrence.

Queens man assaults police in Lawrence

A Queens man who was being taken into custody by two 4th Precinct police officers attacked the men and injured them during a scuffle on Lawrence Avenue in Lawrence at 7:35 p.m. on Sept. 6. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/10/12

Nelson Court residents in Hewlett have had items stolen from their vehicles several times. Elyse and Andy Trevers’s vehicles were broken into three times in the past 18 months.

Robberies worry Five Towns residents

Andy and Elyse Trevers have been living in their Nelson Court home in Hewlett for more than 30 years, and until recently had never experienced any criminal activity in the neighborhood. more

By Ann Friedman | 8/30/12

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