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Commissioner Charles Gennario, right, swore in new officers Michael Rollo, left, and Brian Vacchio.
RVC gains two officers
The Rockville Centre Police Department has added two new officers as a third has retired. On Nov. 2, Police Commissioner Charles Gennario swore in Michael Rollo and Brian Vacchio, and longtime … more
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Police Commissioner Charles Gennario, right, listed some of the many accomplishments of Police Officer Everett.
A.L. honors RVC’s finest and bravest
On Oct. 30, the Rockville Centre American Legion held its annual Law and Order night, where the members honored some of the men and women who help keep the village safe. Each year, the members … more
Police Commissioner Charles Gennario, right, promoted Matthew Vickery, left, as his brother Chris and father Michael, both also police officers, stood next to him.
RVCPD promotes officer to sergeant
Rockville Centre Police Commissioner Charles Gennario promoted Police Officer Matthew Vickery to Sergeant at the Sept. 9 village board of trustees meeting. “Almost 30 years ago I used to see … more
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A blue ribbon was tied outside of Village Hall in honor of the murdered NYPD officers.
Village honors police
Blue ribbons have been tied around the village to honor New York City Police officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu, who were killed on Dec. 20. The village recognized Katherine Nadel of Mormile … more
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The RVCPD has procedures in place in case a civilian is ever killed by a police officer.
Making sure RVC doesn’t become Ferguson
The story in Ferguson, Mo. is well-known by now: police officer Darren Wilson shot and killed Michael Brown, an unarmed teenager. The residents of Ferguson certainly never expected to be thrust into the spotlight in the way they were. It was a tragedy that could have happened in any small town in America, including Rockville Centre, which is one of the few municipalities in Nassau County to have its own police department. more
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The road near the Hewitt School now has a speed camera, a decision that surprised many Rockville Centre officials.
RVC’s most unsafe roads
When Nassau County first announced that it would be installing speed cameras in every school district, it cited safety as the reason that tickets would start being issued. But there are many intersections in Rockville Centre that aren’t near schools that are far more dangerous. more
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Town Clerk Nasrin Ahmad, left, Town Supervisor Kate Murray, Councilman Anthony Santino and Receiver of Taxes Don Clavin honored Officer Dominic Scicutella, center, for his service to the village.
Town honors RVC Police Department officer
The Town of Hempstead recently presented Police Officer Dominic Scicutella of the Rockville Centre Police Department with the Town of Hempstead Police Service Medal at the Town of Hempstead’s 2014 … more
The Rockville Centre Police Department is purchasing two more license plate readers, ammo, and computer software with a $100,000 grant.
PD gets two more license plate readers
It’s time to drive a little more carefully around the village. The Rockville Centre Police Department has received a state grant that it will use to purchase two license plate readers and other equipment. more
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Hempstead Avenue, which borders the Hewitt School, will most likely be the location where the county installs the district’s speed camera.
Speed cams come to Hewitt
Nassau County has finally revealed that the Jennie E. Hewitt School will have a speed camera installed in front of it, though there was no word on when that would take place. more
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KKK fliers found
Someone left pamphlets in support of the Ku Klux Klan on the lawns of a handful of Rockville Centre homes last week, prompting a police response. more
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