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Long Island Man Discovered Bleeding, Suffering From Numerous Gunshot Wounds, Police Say Long Island Man Discovered Bleeding, Suffering From Numerous Gunshot Wounds, Police Say
Long Island Man Discovered Bleeding, Suffering From Numerous Gunshot Wounds, Police Say Police on Long Island discovered a man who was bleeding and had been shot in the buttocks several times when they responded to a call for an alcohol emergency. The incident took place around 1 a.m., Monday, June 28, in the area of Edwards Boulevard and East Olive Street in Long Beach, said Sgt. Brett Curtis. When officers arrived on the scene, they found blood on the pants of the person in need of medical assistance. It was discovered by medical personnel that the man, unknown to him, had been shot multiple times in the buttocks area, Curtis said. The 22-year-old gunshot vic…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Long Island High School Beach Party With 2,500 Guests Ends In Shooting, Arrests, Police Say Long Island High School Beach Party With 2,500 Guests Ends In Shooting, Arrests, Police Say
Long Island High School Beach Party With 2,500 Guests Ends In Shooting, Arrests, Police Say A large high school party with more than 2,000 people attending on Long Island ended with a shooting and two arrests. The incident unfolded around 6 p.m., Sunday, June 27. Long Beach Police Department monitored what is referred to as a “sunset party” which took place in the area of Edwards Boulevard and the Ocean Beach Park in Long Beach. "This was a planned, informal event administered on social media that the police department was prepared and staffed for," said Long Beach PD Sgt. Brett Curtis. The “sunset party” consisted of large groups of students who have recentl…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Police Probe Long Island Graffiti Spree Police Probe Long Island Graffiti Spree
Police Probe Long Island Graffiti Spree Police investigators are attempting to locate the graffiti artists responsible for tagging multiple buildings, signs, and other private property on Long Island. In recent weeks, the Nassau County Police Department has received multiple complaints of graffiti that has been painted across Long Beach, creating an eyesore for area residents, shoppers, and business owners. Each of the tags (pictured above) - which were found on a light pole, dumpster, “Do Not Enter” street sign, and the Lafayette Wine & Liquor store on Edwards Boulevard in Long Beach - had a similar signature. No moti…

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by Zak Failla