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Long Island Sales Clerk Charged With Selling Alcohol To Minor Long Island Sales Clerk Charged With Selling Alcohol To Minor
Long Island Sales Clerk Charged With Selling Alcohol To Minor A Long Island store clerk has been accused of selling alcohol to a minor during an underage drinker enforcement operation. It was conducted in the village of Freeport on Thursday, June 23 by the New York State Police Barracks in East Meadow. During the operation, one retail establishment was cited for selling an alcoholic beverage to an undercover State Police operative under the age of 21. Arrested and charged with first-degree unlawful dealing with a child and prohibited sale of an alcoholic beverage was a clerk from the Speedway on Sunrise Highway in Freeport, state police said. The fo…

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by Joe Lombardi
Police & Fire
Long Island Man Drove Drunk With Two Children In Pickup Truck, Police Say Long Island Man Drove Drunk With Two Children In Pickup Truck, Police Say
Long Island Man Drove Drunk With Two Children In Pickup Truck, Police Say A Long Island man is facing a host of charges after police say he drove drunk with two children in the vehicle. Selvyn Aldana-Morales, age 34, of Amityville, was operating a 2015 black Ford pickup and was observed officers failing to maintain his lane while traveling westbound on Sunrise Highway in Freeport around 3:45 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 29, Nassau County Police said.  Freeport Policeofficers activated their emergency lights and conducted a vehicle and traffic law stop near the intersection of North Brookside Avenue, according to police.  A field sobriety test was conducted with p…

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by Joe Lombardi
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Nine Long Island Gas Stations Cited For Environmental Violations Nine Long Island Gas Stations Cited For Environmental Violations
Nine Long Island Gas Stations Cited For Environmental Violations Nine Long Island gas stations were cited for repeated environmental violations that could have put groundwater at risk of contamination. U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue announced this week that the United States has filed a civil lawsuit against Genesis Petroleum, Inc., and 20 of its associated companies for violating the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). According to the complaint, the violations allege that each of the gas stations improperly managed 38 underground storage tanks at the gas stations. Donoghue said the tanks typically contain gasoline or diesel fuel and can caus…

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by Zak Failla