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Support law enforcement in the fight against opioid epidemic
It is difficult to fully comprehend the opioid epidemic’s effects across New York state. But without the brave service of our law enforcement officials, it’s likely that the impacts of opioid addiction and overdoses would be even more severe. more
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Nassau County police assisted NYPD in a search across the Five Towns has ended with no one in custody.
No one apprehended in police search across the Five Towns
New York City Police said that "no one is in custody" after an hours-long search that began and ended in the Five Towns and resulted in the locals schools being on lockdown (Hewlett-Woodmere Shool District) or lock out (Lawrence School District) mode on Jan. 15. Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway officials said that students and staff sheltered in place. HAFTR has campuses in Cedarhurst and Lawrence. more
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Five fire departments and Nassau police responded to a Jan. 13 fire on Pearl Street in Inwood.
No injuries in Inwood house fire
A fire found in the walls on the second floor damaged a house at 14 Pearl Street in Inwood on Jan. 13, Inwood fire officials said. more
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This woman allegedly stole merchandise from a 7-Eleven in Hewlett last March and then dragged a store employee before leaving the scene.
Alleged Hewlett 7-Eleven thief who dragged store employee sought by Nassau police
Diagonally across from the 4th police precinct on Broadway is one of the two 7-Eleven convenience stores in Hewlett. In March of last year, an unidentified woman allegedly stole assorted items ftom the one at 1700 Brodway, according to poloce. more
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Nassau County Police Department Lt. Richard Lebrun spoke to the media outside the Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence, where Harold B. Sermeno, 17, was found shot dead on Dec. 18.
Teen shot outside Five Towns Community Center was a Lawrence High School student
The body of 17-year-old Harold B. Sermeno, of Far Rockaway, was found outside the Five Towns Community Center on Lawrence Avenue in Lawrence at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, with multiple gunshot wounds. Nassau County Police Department Lt. Richard Lebrun said. more
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Fourth Precinct police officers were the guests at the Nov. 20 Lawrence Association meeting. From left Administrative Supervisor Sergeant Charles Sollin, Association President Paris Popack, Insp. Joseph Barbieri, the precinct’s commanding officer and Problem Oriented Policing Officer John Zanni.
Safeguarding the Five Towns, police say, ‘bother us’
Dealing with drugs, avoiding thefts around the holidays and securing the local synagogues and yeshivas, were some of topics that Insp. Joseph Barbieri, commanding officer of the 4th Precinct, … more
Inwood businessman Ron Marciano, fifth from left was honored as the Columbia Police Association Business Man of the Year. His wife, Ida, is in front of him.
Inwood native honored by the Columbia Police Association
A former Nassau County police detective who runs a family-owned business in Inwood started by his father and has two sons who are police officers was named the Columbia Police Association Business … more
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The enemies at our gates: gangs and pushers
Since last October, Nassau County police have identified the bodies of six teenagers who were hacked to death with machetes by members of the El Salvadoran gang MS-13. After the most recent discovery of remains . . . more
Nassau police say that Nehemiah Bellamy, above, is one half of a duo that allegedly robbed five Long Island post offices in June.
Oceanside man arrested for alleged robbery of five post offices, one in Hewlett
Nassau police arrested an Oceanside man for allegedly robbing four post offices, including the one in Hewlett. more
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Officer Roberto Varela, left, Sgt. James Crawford and officer Anthony Albanese were named “Top Cops” by the Nassau County Legislature.
4th Pct. police officers honored as ‘Top Cops’
Nassau County police Officers Anthony Albanese, Roberto Varela and Sgt. James Crawford were honored for helping to save the life of a man who had gone into cardiac arrest outside the police department’s 4th Precinct in Hewlett on April 20. more
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