Subjects Break into Oceanside Verizon Store
Two men threw a brick through the glass front door of an Oceanside Verizon Store on Sunday and stole assorted merchandise, according to police.
At about 3:20 a.m., the subjects, wearing hooded sweatshirts, broke into the store at 3337 Long Beach Rd., police said. After the taking the merchandise, they fled the scene in an unknown direction.
Teen Mugged in Valley Stream
Two unknown male subjects restrained a teenager in Valley Stream on Friday and then stole his iPod touch, according to police.
The 17-year-old male victim was walking on Elmont Road near Oliver Avenue at 3:30 p.m. when the two approached him from behind, police said. One of men restricted his movement and demanded his property. He then reached into his pocket and took the iPod.
Both men then fled the scene southbound on Oliner Avenue. No injuries were reported.
The first subject is described as a 5 foot 11 inch tall black man with a medium complexion and wearing a dark shirt, khaki-colored shorts and a black baseball cap. There is no further description of the second black subject.
Detectives request that anyone with information about this crime or any other in this story should contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-TIPS. All callers will remain anonymous.
Man Mugged of iPhone Near Green Acres Best Buy
An 18-year-old man was jumped by two men and robbed of his iPhone on Thursday near the Best Buy store in Valley Stream, according to police.
At 11:50 p.m. on Sept. 13, the victim was walking on Circle Drive when he was attacked from behind by an unknown black man — described as about 17 to 19 years old, 6 foot 1 inches tall with a thin build, dark complexion and wearing a dark colored baseball style cap, police said.
The subject punched the victim in the face and a second unknown black man confronted the victim. The first subject then took the victim’s iPhone. Both subjects fled westbound on Circle Drive in an older model Toyota sedan that was being driven by a third unknown black male subject. The victim refused medical assistance at scene.
West Hempstead 7-Eleven Robbed at Knifepoint for Second Time
Police are still searching for the suspect who robbed a clerk at knifepoint at the Hempstead Avenue 7-Eleven early Thursday morning.
According to Nassau County detectives, around 2 a.m., a 49-year-old female employee was working at the 7-Eleven store located at 310 Hempstead Ave. when a black male suspect entered into the store and demanded money. The suspect also displayed a large knife.
The victim gave the suspect an unknown amount of cash and he then fled north bound on Hempstead Avenue, police said.
The robbery marks the second time that the Hempstead Avenue location has been robbed by a knife-wielding suspect in the last month.
Drunk Driver Plows Into Parked Car, Traps Passengers
Lakeview firefighters on Thursday were called to the CVS store on Hempstead Avenue in West Hempstead after receiving a report of two passengers trapped inside an overturned vehicle.
Upon arrival, they discovered that an alleged drunk driver had plowed into the car, which had been parked in the CVS lot, according to Chief Heather Senti. The two injured passengers were taken by Nassau County ambulance to Winthrop Hospital.
The driver was taken into custody by Nassau County Police.
Freeport Man Sentenced to 22 Years for RVC Burglary, Police Assault
A Freeport man was sentenced to 22 years in prison Wednesday after a jury found him guilty of burglarizing a Rockville Centre home in 2010 and fighting with police officers who attempted to arrest him at the scene.
Jerry Valery, 41, was convicted in June of two counts of burglary in the first degree, two counts of assault in the second degree, attempted robbery in the second and third degrees and resisting arrest. He was sentenced this morning by Judge David Sullivan.
Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice said that at approximately 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 22, 2010, Valery entered an Allen Road home by pushing in a dining room window air conditioner.
Valery proceeded to steal assorted jewelry and electronics, including a camera and a laptop computer, Rice said. He tripped the home's burglary alarm when he entered and two Rockville Centre police officers quickly arrived at the scene.
Valery was confronted by the officers inside the rear of the home and violently resisted arrest, Rice said. He repeatedly threw punches at the officers and grabbed one of their firearm holsters before being Tasered and placed under arrest. Both officers were treated for minor injuries.
Lynbrook Firefighters Honored for Saving Toddler
When an 18-month-old toddler had trouble breathing while visiting his grandmother's house in Lynbrook last spring, Lynbrook Fire Chief Anthony DeCarlo and Firefighter Josh Parsons came to the rescue.
When the incident happened on April 11, the firemen were the first on the scene and transported the toddler to South Nassau Community Hospital in DeCarlo’s vehicle.
"Their quick thinking and decisiveness saved the [child's] life," Sen. Dean Skelos posted on Twitter, explaining that he recently presented DeCarlo and Parsons with legislative proclamations to honor them for the "selfless acts of heroism."
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