Some of the crimes reported by police around Long Island in the last week.
Port Jefferson
The parking lot of the located on Route 112 and the American Motel – both in Port Jefferson Station – were singled out by Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota on Monday as he provided that he said operated throughout several areas in Brookhaven Town including Coram and Medford. to read more.
An employee at the on Main Street in Port Jefferson reported to police that a "Little Mermaid" painting in a cherry frame was taken from the front of the gallery on Aug. 9 at 10 a.m.
A 24-year-old man was assaulted and robbed on Friday on the platform at the according to a Metropolitan Transportation Authority spokesperson. Suffolk police responded to a call at 11:50 p.m. about a man who had been assaulted by a group of people and then robbed at the LIRR station off of Route 112 in Port Jefferson. The investigation was turned over to the MTA police to handle. to read more.
Northport
Kerin Turcios, 22, from East Northport was arrested on Aug. 13 in Huntington Station and charged with petty larceny and false impersonation after he allegedly removed property from a Marshall's and gave a wrong name to police.
Dillon Noseda, 23, from Northport was arrested in Northport on Aug. 10 and charged with two counts of fourth degree larceny, credit card, and six counts of petty larceny after he allegedly broke into a number of cars. He was pushing a child in a stroller during one incident. Read the full story .
Half Hollow Hills
Suffolk County Police have arrested four residents who are said to have in order to steal their cell phones last month.According to the police report, the driver held a gun up to one of the boys, demanding that the teens empty their pockets and give up their cell phones. Three cell phones were taken, according to the report. The four charged are:
- Robert C. Jones, 18, of Wheatley Heights
- Lonnie Elliselder, 22, of Dix Hills
- Stanley Pierre, 22, of Dix Hills
- Samantha Debetta, 18, of Dix Hills
Huntington Station
Suffolk County police detectives are investigating a burglary that occurred at Macys, about 4:30 a.m. Sunday. Police said a glass entry door at the Whitman Shops store was broken and jewelry was taken. No further information was immediately available.
