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The swastika, considered a symbol of hate, was found in two separate incidents in a boys' bathroom of Woodmere Middle School on March 14 and 16, school district officials said.
Swastikas in Woodmere Middle School boys’ bathroom
Students at Woodmere Middle School alerted school officials to a pair of swastikas that were found in a boys’ bathroom on March 14 and 16, Hewlett-Woodmeredistrict officials said. more
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The Bolla Market at the Exxon gasoline station on Rockaway Turnpike in Cedarhurst was allegedly robbed on March 8.
Cedarhurst Exxon Bolla Market robbed
A man claiming to have weapon allegedly stole an unspecified amount of money from the Exxon Bolla Market on Rockaway Turnpike in Cedarhurst near 10:40 p.m. on March 8, according to police. more
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Inwood resident Wilson Ulloa allegedly stole an Inwood Fire department pickup truck and caused a tranformer to explode in East Atlantic Beach on March 4.
Stolen Inwood fire vehicle ignites East Atlantic Beach transformer
A stolen Inwood Fire Department pickup truck struck a utility pole on Mohawk Avenue in East Atlantic Beach which caused the pole to crack in half and a power transformer to explode on March 4, according to Nassau police. more
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Far Rockaway resident Luis Cedano was arrested on March 3 for an incident that originated in Inwood on Aug. 14.
Far Rockaway man charged for August incident in Inwood
Nearly seven months after the original incident occurred, Nassau police arrested Luis Cedano, of Far Rockway, at the 100th Precinct in Queens on March 3. more
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Police say $16,000 in jewelry was allegedly stolen by three people from the Jewelry Showroom in Cedarhurst on March 1.
Nassau police investigating $16,000 Cedarhurst jewelry heist
A man and a woman walked into the Jewelry Showroom on Central Avenue in Cedarhurst and allgedly stole $16,000 in merchandise at 1:10 p.m. on March 1, Nassau police said. more
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A man stole $1,500 from Tamburino's Deli in Cedarhurst on Feb. 28, by prying open the cellar door, police said.
Nassau police investigating Cedarhurst burglary
An unidentified man broke into Tamburino’s Deli at 672 Central Ave., in Cedarhurst, at 5 p.m. on Feb. 28, according to the Nassau County Police. more
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Far Rockaway resident Natasha Robinson was allegedly driving while intoxicated and hit another vehicle in Hewlett on Feb. 23.
Far Rockaway woman charged with DWI in Hewlett
After being found leaving the scene of an accident, Natasha Robinson, of Far Rockaway, was allegedly driving while intoxicated and arrested in Hewlett by Nassau police at 11 p.m. on Feb. 23. more
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Cedarhurst resident Daniel Russo, who owned Russo's Pharmacy in Far Rockaway, pleaded guilty to drug distribution and filing fraudulent tax returns on Feb. 17.
Far Rockaway pharmacist, a Cedarhurst resident, pleads guilty
Daniel Russo, a Cedarhurst resident who was a pharmacist in Far Rockaway, pleaded guilty in federal court on Feb. 17 to conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute oxycodone, distribution and possession of oxycodone, and nine counts of filing false personal and corporate tax returns. more
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A man allegedy stole $520 fromAhuva’s Grill in North Lawrence on Feb. 13, Nassau police say.
Ahuva's Grill in North Lawrence robbed of $520
A break-in at Ahuva’s Grill at 480 Rockaway Turnpike, in North Lawrence, at 3:38 a.m. on Feb. 13 netted an alleged thief $520, $500 from the cash register and $20 from the tip jar, according to Nassau County police. more
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Far Rockaway resident Rachael Hess was arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated in Lawrence on Feb. 9.
Driving while intoxicated in Lawrence: Far Rockaway woman charged
A Far Rockaway woman was arrested in Lawrence for driving while intoxicated and endangering the life of a child at 6 p.m. on Feb. 9, according to Nassau police. more
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