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Woman Advertising Brothel Online Busted In Raid On Long Island
Two women were arrested during a raid at a suspected brothel in Commack, Suffolk County Police announced on Thursday, May 21.
The investigation began after community complaints about alleged activity at 1005 Commack Road, according to police. Detectives with the Human Trafficking Investigations Unit, along with Second Precinct Patrol and Crime Section officers, executed a search warrant at the location around 12:55 p.m.
Maria Marin-Barco, 31, of Flushing, and Andreina Campos-Herrera, 33, of Dix Hills, were both charged with prostitution, police said. Investigators allege the women advertise…
Suspect Targeted Relative Of Long Island Cop Who Cuffed Her, Police Say
A Long Island woman who was arrested last year called and harassed a family member of the cop who cuffed her, police said Thursday, May 21.
Beatrix Lacroix, 31, was first arrested in October 2025 for fleeing police, the Suffolk County Police Department said.
Then on Saturday, May 16, Lacroix “made a harassing phone call” to a relative of the officer who arrested her, authorities said.
Lacroix, of Deer Park, was detained again on Monday, May 18 and charged with second-degree harassment, police said. She was arraigned Tuesday, May 19 and pleaded not guilty; a temporary order of protection w…
Repeat Nassau Offender Busted Again For Illegal Gambling At Same Business: Cops
A Long Island repeat offender was arrested again in connection with illegal gambling machines inside a business on Wednesday, May 20, police said.
Rafael Osorio, 29, was cuffed following a search of Nassau Fish Market in Roosevelt just before 9 p.m., the Nassau County Police Department said.
Officers entered the business at 245 Nassau Road and found four illegal gambling machines inside, authorities said. The machines held $4,134 in cash, according to investigators.
Osorio, of North Columbus Avenue in Freeport, was issued appearance tickets and is due in court on Monday, June 29, cops said…
Actor, Educator Accused Of Secretly Sending Customer’s Intimate Photos At Long Island Best Buy
A Long Island actor and educator is accused of secretly sending a customer’s intimate photos to himself while helping her with her cellphone at a Best Buy in Suffolk County, police announced on Wednesday, May 20.
Kaelem Von Camper, 31, of Greenlawn — who identifies himself online as an actor, director, playwright, and educator — was arrested following the investigation into the incident at the Best Buy on Walt Whitman Road in Huntington Station, according to Suffolk County Police.
A 36-year-old woman visited the store around 10 a.m. on Thursday, April 17 to resolve an issue with her cellph…