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Alleged MS-13 Member Indicted For Pair Of Nassau County Murders, Including One Near High School Alleged MS-13 Member Indicted For Pair Of Nassau County Murders, Including One Near High School
Alleged MS-13 Member Indicted For Pair Of Nassau County Murders, Including One Near High School An alleged MS-13 gang member had been accused of participating in a pair of murders on Long Island. One of those homicides occurred near a high school, authorities said. Gerson Hernandez, age 21, of Uniondale, was arraigned on Thursday, May 11, on murder charges for his role in two supposed gang-related killings in 2022, the Nassau County District Attorney announced. According to the indictment, Hernandez, who is an alleged member of the MS-13 gang, worked with two other unidentified gang members to shoot victim Walter Ochoa in the chest in a park in Uniondale. This first incident occu…

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by Sophie Grieser
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Three Teens Assault 19-Year-Old Near Long Island High School, Police Say Three Teens Assault 19-Year-Old Near Long Island High School, Police Say
Three Teens Assault 19-Year-Old Near Long Island High School, Police Say Two teens are facing charges and a third is at large after ganging up to beat up a high school student on Long Island, police said. Suffolk County Police said that a 19-year-old student at Copiague High School was standing near the building at the corner of Dixon Avenue and Bethpage Road in Copiague - off school grounds - at approximately 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 14, when he was surrounded by a group of other students. Police said that a 15-year-old held the teen while a 16-year-old punched him repeatedly. A third unidentified student was also involved in the assault, but no information …

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by Zak Failla
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Four Plead Not Guilty In Oceanside Fatal Assault Of Teen Four Plead Not Guilty In Oceanside Fatal Assault Of Teen
Four Plead Not Guilty In Oceanside Fatal Assault Of Teen Four teenagers have pleaded not guilty to their roles in the fatal stabbing of 16-year-old Khaseen Morris outside a Long Island strip mall. Javonte Neals and Marquis Stephens, Jr., both 18, and Sean Merritt and Taj Woodruff, both 17, were arraigned and pleaded not guilty to second-degree gang assault for the fight that left Morris, a new student at Oceanside High School, with a fatal stab wound. All four saw their bond continued at $25,000 and those with passports were ordered to surrender them to the court as a precaution. Two other teenagers are also facing charges. Lido Beach resid…

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by Zak Failla