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Duo Nabbed After Item Worth $5.7K Stolen From Store In Lawrence: Police Duo Nabbed After Item Worth $5.7K Stolen From Store In Lawrence: Police
Duo Nabbed After Item Worth $5.7K Stolen From Store In Lawrence: Police A pair of suspects are in custody after police say an item worth thousands of dollars was stolen from a Long Island store. The alleged incident happened around 2:50 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 6, in Lawrence, at Kay Jewelers at 331 Rockaway Turnpike. Responding officers were informed that a man had fled the store with a necklace that he was trying on valued at approximately $5,700, according to Nassau County Police. Officers canvassed the nearby area and located Demari Harvey, 21, of Rosedale, Queens. He was placed under arrest without incident in the vicinity of Branch Boulevard and Redwood Drive.…

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by Joe Lombardi
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Suspect Nabbed After Nassau County Jewelry Store Heist, Police Say Suspect Nabbed After Nassau County Jewelry Store Heist, Police Say
Suspect Nabbed After Nassau County Jewelry Store Heist, Police Say A Long Island man with a history of jewelry store heists was arrested after allegedly attempting to steal a tray of goods from an area store, police said. Nassau County Police investigators said that Bay Shore resident Kobeen Castillo Orellana, age 20, walked into Forever Diamonds on Sunrise Highway in Massapequa at approximately 2:45 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 21, requesting to see a tray of jewelry from behind the counter. According to police, Orellana allegedly grabbed the tray of jewelry and exited the store without paying, prompting an employee to follow him into the parking lot, at which po…

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by Zak Failla
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Man Nabbed After Violent Robbery Of Long Island Jewelry Store, Police Say Man Nabbed After Violent Robbery Of Long Island Jewelry Store, Police Say
Man Nabbed After Violent Robbery Of Long Island Jewelry Store, Police Say A Long Island man has been arrested for allegedly walking into a Kay Jewelers store and smashing cases with a bat and grabbing jewels before fleeing the store, according to police. The incident took place around 1:40 p.m. on Monday, March 8, in Hicksville, said the Nassau County Police. According to detectives, John Hernandez, age 22, unknown address, entered Kay Jewelers, at 600 Broadway Mall withdrew a small bat, and began smashing the glass display cases. After removing numerous pieces of jewelry and putting them into his backpack, he then fled the store, police said…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Long Island Man Arrested For Robbing Popular Jewelry Store, Police Say Long Island Man Arrested For Robbing Popular Jewelry Store, Police Say
Long Island Man Arrested For Robbing Popular Jewelry Store, Police Say A Long Island man has been arrested for allegedly robbing a jewelry store. The robbery took place around 4:40 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 19, at the Kay Jewelers in Shirley, said the Suffolk County Police. According to police, Joshua Wilson of Riverhead entered the store located at 999-17 Montauk Highway and unsuccessfully attempted to gain access to a display case by striking it with a concrete brick.  Wilson then demanded a key to the case from an employee, stole jewelry, and fled on foot, police said. A responding Seventh Precinct officer located Wilson approximately a half-mile from the …

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by Kathy Reakes
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Suspect At Large After Snatching Rings Valued At $16,600 From Long Island Jewelry Store Suspect At Large After Snatching Rings Valued At $16,600 From Long Island Jewelry Store
Suspect At Large After Snatching Rings Valued At $16,600 From Long Island Jewelry Store Police are searching for a man who allegedly snatched two engagement rings, collectively valued at $16,600, off a jeweler's counter on Long Island.  The incident took place at Kay Jewelers at the Westfield South Shore Mall in Bay Shore at approximately 6:45 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 28, according to Suffolk County Police. The man reportedly asked to see engagement rings, then grabbed two rings before fleeing the store on foot.  Anyone who witnessed the incident or recognizes the man is asked to contact Suffolk County Crime Stoppers online, by calling 800-220-TIPS or via the P3Tips mo…

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by Christina Coulter