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Five Towns Kiwanis honored 4th Precinct police officers John Armstrong, Matt Becker, and father and son, James Sarnataro Sr. and James Sarnataro Jr.

Police honored by the Five Towns Kiwanis [Photo gallery]

The Five Towns Kiwanis held its annual Police Night at George Martin restaurant in Rockville Centre last Thursday. more

3/9/16

Hewlett resident Paul Rafael suffered a heart attack on his way to work last December. Three Woodmere Fire Department emergency medical technicians resuscitated and stabilized him.

Honoring the lifesavers

People typically get upset when they’re late for work, but Hewlett resident Paul Raphael was lucky that his 7:22 a.m. Long Island Rail Road train last Dec. 19 was 20 minutes late. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/23/15

The existing Fourth Precinct station house in Hewlett is expected to be replaced by a two-story building, above.

Fourth Precinct in Hewlett to be replaced

The Fourth Precinct building on Broadway in Hewlett is expected to be replaced as $12 million from the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery has been allocated to construct a two-story, 25,000-square-foot structure on the same site, county officials said. more

By Jeff Bessen | 8/19/15

Police officers from the Fourth Precinct are looking for a man in black Infiniti who allegedly tried to get a 5-year-old girl into his car in Cedarhurst on July 23.

Cedarhurst issues a security alert

The Fourth Precinct is looking for a man driving in a black Infiniti who allegedly tried to lure a 5-year-old girl into his car on July 23, on Marlborough Road in Cedarhurst. more

By Jeff Bessen | 7/27/15

North Woodmere residents have experienced a rash of thefts from their vehicles where items ranging from coins to medication have been stolen. Above, vehicles on Plainfield Lane.

Car break-ins upset North Woodmere residents

North Woodmere residents say that their quality of life has been affected by a string of car break-ins which have occurred during the early morning hours for the past several months dating to last summer. more

By Vanessa Parker | 5/6/15

Five Towns residents were the victims of more than 50 car break-ins in which property was stolen during the last two months of 2014. Above, LeRoy Street in Cedarhurst.

Cedarhurst vexed by car break-ins

More than 50 vehicles were broken into in November and December in the Five Towns, with a majority of those break-ins occurring in Cedarhurst, according to Nassau County police reports. more

By Vanessa Parker | 1/14/15

Woodmere resident Torrey Wells was charged with burglarizing a Hewlett Harbor home.

Woodmere man charged in Hewlett Harbor burglary

After being confronted by the homeowner, a Woodmere man removed the items from his car he had taken from a Hewlett Harbor house and fled in the vehicle on Oct. 8, according to police. more

By Jeff Bessen | 10/10/13

Five Towns Crime Watch

Arrests INWOOD- Two men were arrested last month and charged with the attempted murder of an Inwood man, 23, that occurred in February, police said. more

6/5/13

Inwood resident Christine Autry was part of a group of six young adults who allegedly burglarized the Landmark Deli, also in Inwood.

Six arrested in Inwood deli burglary

Six young adults, including two Inwood residents, were arrested after they allegedly burglarized the Landmark Deli at 148 Doughty Blvd. in Inwood on May 28, police said. more

By Jeff Bessen | 5/29/13

Police and a firefighter rescued a handicapped woman from a house fire at 456 Fifth Ave. in Cedarhurst.

Handicapped woman rescued from Cedarhurst fire

A Lawrence-Cedarhurst firefighter and Fourth Precinct police officers rescued a handicapped woman from a fire at a house at 456 Fifth Ave. in Cedarhurst on July 20. more

By Jeff Bessen | 7/23/12

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