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Lance Kearney, of Far Rockaway, was arrested for burglary and menacing on April 9 for an incident that occurred in Inwood last August.
Far Rockaway man arrested for menacing in Inwood
A man looking for revenge after his girlfriend was in a fight with another man last August in Inwood was arrested outside his Far Rockaway residence on April 9. more
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Woodmere resident Jason Mifsud was charged with with burglary-first- and second-degree for his alleged roles in two crimes
Woodmere man arrested for burglary
Three men, one of whom is from Woodmere, were arrested for a burglary of an Elmont home and two of the men, including the Woodmere man, were arrested for stealing a rifle from a house in Baldwin, police said. more
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At a press conference Thursday, Feb. 23, Acting Nassau County Police Commissioner Thomas Dale and Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano announced a spike in burglary arrests for the new year.
Nassau County burglary rate and arrests up in 2012
Nassau County police have arrested 70 burglars in the first seven weeks of 2012, a marked increase from recent years, said Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano at a press conference last Thursday. more
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Woodmere woman gets 2 to 6 years
A 50-year-old Woodmere woman will be sentenced to 2 to 6 years in prison for breaking into the home of her estranged husband last June and pouring lighter fluid at the base of his baby's bassinet, officials said. more
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Police officials met in Hewlett Harbor in late February to demonstrate its license plate reader that the village is hoping can be utilized in the community. From left, Police Officers Dominick Stanganelli and Charles Zanni, Hewlett Harbor Mayor Mark Weiss, Deputy Mayor Leonard Oppenheimer, Inspector Christopher Cleary and Lt. Daniel Gluck of the Five Towns Auxiliary Police.
Hewlett Harbor declares war on burglaries
In response to an intermittent but ongoing burglary pattern throughout the Five Towns, the Village of Hewlett Harbor is proactively trying to prevent such crimes from occurring in its neighborhoods. more
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Lawrence seeks greater police presence
In the wake of some high profile burglaries that occurred in a few residential Lawrence neighborhoods late last year, one village trustee is making a case to police officials that more enforcement is needed in the community. more
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Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice addressed a standing-room-only crowd at a security meeting at Young Israel of Woodmere on Jan. 6. Sitting behind Rice were, from left, Lt. Danny Gluck of the Five Towns Auxiliary Police Unit 109; officer Robert Chimienti of the Nassau County 4th Precinct Problem Oriented Police unit; Inspector John R. Capece, the 4th Precinct’s commanding officer; county Legislator Howard Kopel and Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony Santino.
Burglaries drop in ’09
Despite incidents of burglary late last year that created apprehension in the Five Towns, thefts from homes in the area declined overall in 2009, according to police officials. more
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Woman cries wolf to cover up her crime
Teresa Bowden, a 39-year-old woman who reported an alleged burglary at her home at 7 Lawrence Lane in North Lawrence on Aug. 29, has been arrested and charged with falsely reporting an incident, among other crimes, after an investigation revealed that she fabricated the story. more
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