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4 Teens Break Into College Building On Long Island, Damage, Steal Property: Police 4 Teens Break Into College Building On Long Island, Damage, Steal Property: Police
4 Teens Break Into College Building On Long Island, Damage, Steal Property: Police Four teenagers are accused of breaking into a Long Island college building before damaging and stealing property. The break-in occurred at around 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 31, at the Dowling College building in Oakdale, located on Idle Hour Boulevard. According to Suffolk County Police, the suspects, all between the ages of 18 and 19, shattered a window on the Racanelli Learning Resource Center using bricks. Once inside, they reportedly broke several items and stole school property. The group then fled the scene. Police did not elaborate on the nature of the damage or say what was stolen. On…

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by Michael Mashburn
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Wanted Elmont Man Charged With Grand Larceny After Found Hiding In Oceanside Yard, Police Say Wanted Elmont Man Charged With Grand Larceny After Found Hiding In Oceanside Yard, Police Say
Wanted Elmont Man Charged With Grand Larceny After Found Hiding In Oceanside Yard, Police Say A 34-year-old man who was wanted on an active warrant was apprehended on Long Island after he was found hiding in a backyard, police said. Officers responded to reports of a man pulling on door handles of parked vehicles on Nassau Parkway in Oceanside at about 12:50 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1, according to the Nassau County Police Department. NCPD said patrol officers and the K9 unit found Jean Ricardo Oriol, of Elmont, hiding in the backyard of a home on Fortesque Avenue. Police said he was arrested and charged with: Fourth-degree grand larceny Two counts of third-degree crimina…

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by Nicole Valinote
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Man Becomes Combative At Nassau County 7-Eleven, Police Say Man Becomes Combative At Nassau County 7-Eleven, Police Say
Man Becomes Combative At Nassau County 7-Eleven, Police Say An officer and a combative man were both hospitalized after an incident at a Long Island 7-Eleven overnight, police said. Officers responded to the store in Massapequa, located at 5570 Merrick Road, for a reported disturbance Saturday, Dec. 11 at around 2:05 a.m., Nassau County Police said.  Upon arrival, the officers were confronted by a combative man who was involved in an argument with a store employee, according to police.  An investigation determined the man went behind the counter while screaming at the employee, said police.  As the officers attempted to place t…

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by Joe Lombardi