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Home Burglar Admits Sexually Assaulting Women In Separate Mastic Beach Break-Ins Home Burglar Admits Sexually Assaulting Women In Separate Mastic Beach Break-Ins
Home Burglar Admits Sexually Assaulting Women In Separate Mastic Beach Break-Ins An admitted burglar is facing decades behind bars for sexually assaulting two elderly women during separate home break-ins on Long Island. Derrick Clancy, age 43, pleaded guilty to burglary, sexual abuse, and related charges in Suffolk County Court on Tuesday, April 30, stemming from two Mastic Beach break-ins that occurred in October 2023. Prosecutors said Clancy got into the first home early on Tuesday, Oct. 10, by cutting a hole in a window screen. Once inside, he physically and sexually abused a woman who is over 70 years old while repeatedly claiming to have a knife. Earlier Report:…

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New Details: Burglar Sexually Assaults Women During Break-Ins At Mastic Beach Homes, DA Says New Details: Burglar Sexually Assaults Women During Break-Ins At Mastic Beach Homes, DA Says
New Details: Burglar Sexually Assaults Women During Break-Ins At Mastic Beach Homes, DA Says Prosecutors have released new details in a pair of violent home break-ins targeting elderly women on Long Island. Derrick Clancy, age 42, was formally charged in Suffolk County Court on Wednesday, Nov. 1, in connection with the alleged burglaries and assaults at two homes in Mastic Beach. According to investigators, Clancy got into the first home early on Tuesday, Oct. 10, by cutting a hole in a window screen and crawling through. He then physically and sexually assaulted a woman who is over 70 years old while repeatedly claiming to have a knife, prosecutors said. Earlier Report: S…

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Lindenhurst Teen Driving High Sentenced For Double-Fatal Crash Lindenhurst Teen Driving High Sentenced For Double-Fatal Crash
Lindenhurst Teen Driving High Sentenced For Double-Fatal Crash A Long Island teenager will spend time behind bars after admitting to driving recklessly while high on Xanax and marijuana prior to the crash that killed two of his friends. David O’Brien, now 19, has been sentenced to a term of between four and 12 years in prison after pleading guilty in Riverhead to all charges in a 17-count indictment on Friday, May 24, including aggravated vehicular homicide for his role in the 2017 crash that killed Joseph Galdorisi, 16 and Maggie Miller, 24. According to reports, in court, O’Brien addressed Galdorisi’s family, saying that "I know I will never know the…

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