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Gambling Bust At Amityville Deli Leads To Owner, Customer Arrests, 10 Violations: Police Gambling Bust At Amityville Deli Leads To Owner, Customer Arrests, 10 Violations: Police
Gambling Bust At Amityville Deli Leads To Owner, Customer Arrests, 10 Violations: Police A community complaint led to a gambling bust at a Long Island deli, where two people were arrested and 10 violations were issued, police announced Saturday, Sept. 19. The bust happened at Galeanos Deli, located at 58 Albany Ave. in Amityville, at approximately 10:15 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18, according to the Suffolk County Police Department. First Precinct Crime Unit officers conducted the inspection alongside the New York State Liquor Authority, Village of Amityville Fire Marshal, and Village of Amityville Building Inspector after receiving a complaint from the community, police said. Edwin…
CVS In Tarrytown Ordered Temporarily Closed For Fire Code Violation CVS In Tarrytown Ordered Temporarily Closed For Fire Code Violation
CVS In Tarrytown Ordered Temporarily Closed For Fire Code Violation A CVS Pharmacy in Westchester is temporarily shut down for maintenance following fire code violations.  The CVS location at 350 South Broadway (Route 9) in Tarrytown was closed on Friday, Aug. 9, according to a notice posted on the pharmacy's door by village officials.  The notice indicates that the building is not to be occupied due to fire code violations related to the accumulation of combustible waste.  A notice posted by the store also reads that the location is "closed for maintenance."  The closure follows an incident on Friday morning that prompted a fire depar…
Smoke Shop In Yonkers Ordered To Close Due To Violations Smoke Shop In Yonkers Ordered To Close Due To Violations
Smoke Shop In Yonkers Ordered To Close Due To Violations A smoke shop in Westchester County has been closed down due to various violations. The Stationary & Convenient Store -- in Yonkers at 998 McLean Ave. was closed on Thursday, Sept. 8. An investigation was launched by the Yonkers police, fire, and building departments after they received complaints from local residents, said Det. Lt. Dean Politopoulos, of the Yonkers Police. The investigation found the store did not have a license to sell tobacco or a certificate of occupancy. There were also fire code violations, Politopoulos said. No word if the store will reopen.