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Lynbrook Police Chief Brian Paladino said the village was preparing for a new evidence law that he described as “too much too soon.”

Lynbrook Police Department preps for new evidence law

In response to a new state law set to take effect in January that will require police departments to turn over all evidence in criminal cases to the Nassau County district attorney’s office, Lynbrook Police Chief Brian Paladino said the department has been working hard to prepare for the change. more

By Nadya Nataly and Mike Smollins | 12/12/19

Speeding car collides into Lynbrook police vehicle, injures officer

A Lynbrook police officer was injured early Friday morning after a group of luxury cars came speeding through the village and one of them struck his vehicle. more

By Mike Smollins | 8/2/19

The Lynbrook Police Department strives for safer streets

A guest column from Lynbrook Police Chief Brian Paladino about driving safely in the village. more

By Brian Paladino | 5/22/19

Lynbrook Police Department officer Sean Murphy, left, was sworn in as inspector by Mayor Alan Beach at the March 18 board meeting.

Lynbrook police officer promoted to inspector

Surrounded by his family and peers, Sean Murphy was sworn-n as the inspector of the Lynbrook Police Department by Mayor Alan Beach during the March 18 village board meeting. more

By Mike Smollins | 3/28/19

Mayor Alan Beach swore in four police officers to new positions at a meeting on July 16. From left, Brian Paladino was promoted to lieutenant, Sean Haffey became sergeant, Robert Leonard made detective and Jean-Claude James joined the force.

Lynbrook’s bravest sworn in to new roles within Police Department

Three Lynbrook police officers were promoted and a new hire joined the force at the July 16 meeting of the village’s board of trustees. more

By Michael Smollins | 7/26/18

Sergeant Brian Paladino spoke to about 20 residents about how a Neighborhood Watch can prevent crime on Nov. 29.

Lynbrook residents revive Neighborhood Watch

More than a decade after the Lynbrook Neighborhood Watch disbanded due to a lack of funding and membership, two residents are seeking to revive it and held their first meeting on Nov. 29 at Lynbrook Fire Department Headquarters to share suggestions for keeping the community safe. more

By Melissa Koenig | 12/7/17

County Budget cuts have forced the Lynbrook Police Department to be more proactive in training its own officers.

Budget cuts 'handcuff' Lynbrook P.D.

Nassau County’s recent budget problems have affected all of its operations, including its police department, which has, in turn, had an impact on operations at the Lynbrook Police Department as well as in Lynbrook schools. more

By T.J. Brennan and Alex Costello | 6/18/14

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