Kenneth Lack
Police: Hofstra Student, Armed Suspect Killed During Uniondale Home Invasion
Nassau County Deputy Inspector Kenneth Lack said a man with a ski mask forced his way into the house at 213 California Ave. in Uniondale at 2:30 a.m. Three females and one male were in the house.
Nassau County Plans Security Meeting For Long Island Marathon
County Executive Edward Mangano said police are “closely monitoring” the ongoing investigation in Boston and have placed police on high alert as a precaution.
Nassau Cops: Elmont Teen Impersonated An Officer, Charged With Menacing
Andrew Schreier was behind the wheel when he pulled alongside another car, pulled out a gold badge, and said “I’m a cop, and I’ll give you tickets,” according to Nassau County police.
Police: Foul Play Not Suspected After Woman’s Body Found Outside Massapequa Home
The woman has not been identified. The Medical Examiner will determine the cause of death.
Police: 4 Attacked By Pit Bulls In Nassau County
The dogs are still on the loose. Anyone with information is asked to call the Fourth Precinct at (516) 573-6400.
Cops: Fewer DWI Arrests, Fatal Crashes During New Year’s In Nassau County
Police announced that there were 48 people arrested for driving drunk around the new year. Last year, police said there were 55 people arrested.
Shocked Hempstead Neighborhood Still Trying To Make Sense Of Tragic Bus Crash
Chopper 2 HD was over the scene late Wednesday afternoon where the home was boarded up, looking completely different than at the same time on Tuesday.
Hofstra Presidential Debate Means Cost To Taxpayers, Boom For Local Businesses
No matter who comes out on top tonight on stage at Hofstra University, one local lodging place is already a winner.
Police: Queens Mother Locks Infant In Hot Car While She Shops
Shanequa Mason, 22, left her daughter strapped into a car seat inside her Toyota for 15 minutes on Wednesday while she shopped at a store in Lawrence, police said.
State Grant Allows Nassau County Cops To Crack Down On Drunk Drivers In May
Thanks to the help of a state grant, more police officers will be on patrol throughout the month of May. And they’ll be looking to arrest those driving drunk.
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