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Police patrols in Nassau County will be increased during the Passover and Easter holidays. County Executive Ed Mangano, at lectern, said that if people see something suspicious they should report it to the police.
Patrols increased for Passover and Easter
Nassau County police patrols will be increased around synagogues, churches and other house of worship for the upcoming Passover and Easter holiday, officials announced on Tuesday. more
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Madeline Singas, acting district attorney of Nassau County, spoke with editors and reporters at Herald Community Newspapers’ Garden City office last Thursday. She outlined her thinking on a number of pressing issues.
A conversation with Madeline Singas
Madeline Singas, Nassau County’s new acting district attorney, stopped by Herald Community Newspapers’ Garden City office last Thursday for a discussion with editors and reporters about the views, goals and strategies she brings to the job. The conversation touched on topics from gun violence to illegal drugs, police practices, public corruption and what Singas sees as the need for “smart prosecution,” from crime-prevention strategies to alternatives to jailing young, non-violent offenders. more
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Speed-camera fiasco: born of desperation
When the new school-zone speed cameras program was implemented, it was estimated that it would bring in $30 million. County Executive Ed Mangano wanted it . . . more
Seaford man arrested in fatal accident
Nassau County Police have arrested a Seaford man who was driving with a suspended license when he struck and killed a student walking to school in Valley Stream early Thursday morning. more
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Inspector Joseph Barbieri, commander of the 7th Precinct, reviewed crime statistics and police initiatives at forum on Nov. 18 at the Seaford Library.
Police: Crime down but concerns remain
Crime rates are falling in Wantagh and Seaford, the leader of the Nassau County Police Department’s 7th Precinct told a group of residents last week. more
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The vacant Seaford Avenue School has been a constant target for vandals. Last week, four people were charged with breaking in to the building.
Vandalism a scourge at vacant school
The vacant Seaford Avenue School remains a target for vandals, with the latest incident occurring last week when four people broke into the building. more
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We can all just get along
Intolerance seems like an uncomplicated issue: Most rational people would agree it has no place in civil society. Yet it persists . . . more
Car thefts on the rise; what you can do
Acting Commissioner of Police Thomas C. Krumpter wants to alert the public that the police have seen an increase in luxury cars and SUVs stolen in Nassau County over the past few weeks. Luxury … more
Broken government, Part II: 'interoperability'
On Sept. 11, 2001, many professional, well-trained and dedicated police officers, firefighters and EMS workers lost their lives at the World Trade Center because, in addition to the other tragedies that day, their radios were not “interoperable.” more
Emergency responders from the Nassau County Police and Seaford Fire departments responded to an accident on the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway on Aug. 26 in which the driver allegedly drove drunk with her two children in the car.
Police: Woman drove drunk with kids in Seaford
Nassau County Police say that a Manhattan woman drove drunk with her two children in the car while in Seaford earlier this week. more
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