Illegal Turn Produces 8½ Lbs Of Coke, 150 Pounds Of Pot, Loaded Guns, $50K In Leonia Illegal Turn Produces 8½ Lbs Of Coke, 150 Pounds Of Pot, Loaded Guns, $50K In Leonia Illegal Turn Produces 8½ Lbs Of Coke, 150 Pounds Of Pot, Loaded Guns, $50K In Leonia
Illegal Turn Produces 8½ Lbs Of Coke, 150 Pounds Of Pot, Loaded Guns, $50K In Leonia An illegal turn at a busy Leonia intersection led to the discovery of 8½ pounds of cocaine, 150 pounds of marijuana, two loaded handguns and $50,000 in proceeds and the arrests of three unemployed men from Ridgefield Park, Manhattan and Long Island, authorities said. Sgt. Ray Forsdahl stopped a 2018 Chevrolet Suburban after the driver made a left turn from the right lane at Grand Avenue and Fort Lee Road around 9 a.m. Feb. 2, Leonia Police Chief Scott Tamagny said. Forsdahl discovered 50 pounds of pot and $10,000 in cash after speaking with the driver, identified as Lenny Fernandez, a 43-ye…
Crews Responding To House Fire On Long Island (Developing) Crews Responding To House Fire On Long Island (Developing) Crews Responding To House Fire On Long Island (Developing)
Crews Responding To House Fire On Long Island (Developing) Emergency crews responded to reports of a fire at a home on Long Island Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 10. The incident was reported at around 3:45 p.m. at a home in Elmont, located on Foster Avenue near Beverly Place. pic.twitter.com/b6qbibQ9mG — LI Fire Buff (@LIFireBuff) January 10, 2023 Photos posted on Facebook show the two-story home engulfed in flames on one side. It was not immediately clear if anyone was inside the home when the fire broke out, or if anyone was injured. Posted by Chris Schroeher on Tuesday, January 10, 2023 This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice …
10-Year-Old Sexually Abused By Church Employee From Long Island, Police Say 10-Year-Old Sexually Abused By Church Employee From Long Island, Police Say 10-Year-Old Sexually Abused By Church Employee From Long Island, Police Say
10-Year-Old Sexually Abused By Church Employee From Long Island, Police Say A church employee from Long Island is facing charges for allegedly sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl. Daniel Butler, age 41, of Elmont, was arrested on multiple charges, including first-degree rape and endangering the welfare of a child, following an investigation by Nassau County Police. Investigators said Butler sexually abused the victim in December 2022. The girl attended an after-school program at the Fullness of Joy Ministries Church, located in Jamaica, Queens, where Butler serves as director. She also spent time at his Rockmart Avenue home for childcare, according to police. But…
After Probation Meeting, Man Steals Delivery Driver's Car Outside LI Restaurant, Police Say After Probation Meeting, Man Steals Delivery Driver's Car Outside LI Restaurant, Police Say After Probation Meeting, Man Steals Delivery Driver's Car Outside LI Restaurant, Police Say
After Probation Meeting, Man Steals Delivery Driver's Car Outside LI Restaurant, Police Say A man on probation and three juveniles are facing charges after allegedly stealing a delivery driver’s car outside a Long Island restaurant. The theft occurred at around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 27, in Mineola, outside of Riko’s Pizza on Old Country Road, according to Nassau County Police. Investigators said the delivery driver left his 2019 Toyota Camry unlocked with the keys inside. At around the same time, 19-year-old Alix Dupre, of Elmont, was leaving a scheduled probation appointment near the Nassau County Supreme Court building, roughly a block away. Police said after spotting the ve…
They Targeted Corner Lots: Duo Charged In $150K Burglary Spree At Long Island Homes They Targeted Corner Lots: Duo Charged In $150K Burglary Spree At Long Island Homes They Targeted Corner Lots: Duo Charged In $150K Burglary Spree At Long Island Homes
They Targeted Corner Lots: Duo Charged In $150K Burglary Spree At Long Island Homes Two men are facing charges in connection with a string of burglaries on Long Island. Joshua Mellado-Gonzalez, age 32, and Mauricio Fuentes-Jimenez, age 31, both of Queens Village, were arrested by Nassau County Police on Thursday, Dec. 29. Investigators said the pair was responsible for a dozen break-ins around the county in November and December 2022, most of them occurring at homes located on corner lots. The burglaries were reported in multiple areas, including Valley Stream, Lynbrook, Elmont, West Hempstead, Rockville Centre, Roosevelt, and Baldwin.  Altogether, the men made off…
Elmont Woman Who Is Deaf, Mute Has Been Missing For Days, Police Say Elmont Woman Who Is Deaf, Mute Has Been Missing For Days, Police Say Elmont Woman Who Is Deaf, Mute Has Been Missing For Days, Police Say
Elmont Woman Who Is Deaf, Mute Has Been Missing For Days, Police Say Police issued an alert about a 46-year-old Long Island woman who has been missing for days and may be in need of medical attention. Samantha Primus, of Elmont, was last seen on Savoy Avenue in Elmont at about 3:30 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 23, authorities said.  Police said Primus has developmental disabilities and uses limited sign language.  She is 5-foot-3 and 130 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, authorities said. Police said she was last seen wearing a pink hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, black sneakers, and a pink knit hat.  Authorities asked anyone with information …
Gunman Who Fled LI Shooting In Uber Sentenced, Charged In Death Of 2nd Victim Gunman Who Fled LI Shooting In Uber Sentenced, Charged In Death Of 2nd Victim Gunman Who Fled LI Shooting In Uber Sentenced, Charged In Death Of 2nd Victim
Gunman Who Fled LI Shooting In Uber Sentenced, Charged In Death Of 2nd Victim A Long Island man is facing decades in prison after being convicted in the near-fatal shooting of a 28-year-old man, and charged in the shooting death of a second victim. Floyd McNeil, age 26, of Elmont, was sentenced to 25 years behind bars in Nassau County Court on Monday, Dec. 6. It followed his June 2022 jury conviction on charges of second-degree attempted murder and first-degree assault in the shooting of Malachi Blaylock in Hempstead. Prosecutors said it was just before 7 a.m. on Sept. 15, 2019, when McNeil opened fire on Blaylock in front of the entrance to the Jackson Terrace Apa…
70-Year-Old Faces Assault Charge After Crash Injuring Officer In Elmont 70-Year-Old Faces Assault Charge After Crash Injuring Officer In Elmont 70-Year-Old Faces Assault Charge After Crash Injuring Officer In Elmont
70-Year-Old Faces Assault Charge After Crash Injuring Officer In Elmont A Long Island man has been arrested after allegedly striking a police vehicle and then fleeing the scene. The incident took place in Elmont around 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 28. According to Nassau County officers, John Sferlazza, age 70, Elmont, was driving a 2004 Honda when he sideswipe the driver’s side of a Radio Motor Patrol vehicle causing damage and physical injury to the officer operating the vehicle.  Sferlazza left the scene but officers that observed the incident performed a vehicle stop at Kiefer Avenue and Werns Avenue, police said. Officers arrested S…
2 Long Island Store Clerks Busted Selling Alcohol To Minors, Police Say 2 Long Island Store Clerks Busted Selling Alcohol To Minors, Police Say 2 Long Island Store Clerks Busted Selling Alcohol To Minors, Police Say
2 Long Island Store Clerks Busted Selling Alcohol To Minors, Police Say Two Long Island store clerks are facing charges for allegedly selling prohibited products to minors. The arrests stemmed from a Nassau County Police operation dubbed “Project 21,” which targets stores that sell alcohol and tobacco products to minors. On Monday, Nov. 21, police conducted enforcement operations at businesses in Elmont with the help of underage agents. Juan Hernandez Tavares, age 44, was allegedly caught selling alcohol to a minor at Del Caribe Deli, located on Meacham Avenue in Elmont, police said. Investigators also cited 52-year-old Malik Anwar after he allegedly sold bot…
Restaurant Chain Known For Southern-Style Comfort Food Coming To Levittown Restaurant Chain Known For Southern-Style Comfort Food Coming To Levittown Restaurant Chain Known For Southern-Style Comfort Food Coming To Levittown
Restaurant Chain Known For Southern-Style Comfort Food Coming To Levittown A fast-casual restaurant chain known for serving up Southern-style comfort food is set to open a new location on Long Island. Texas Chicken & Burgers signed a long-term lease for a 1,500 square-foot location at Levittown Mews Shopping Center, located on Hempstead Turnpike, Breslin Realty announced on Monday, Nov. 7. Representatives did not announce when the new Levittown eatery is scheduled to open. Texas Chicken & Burgers operates numerous locations across New York State, including locations in Hicksville, Elmont, and Centereach. Learn more about the restaurant chain here.
Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Entering Elmont Home Through Window, Stealing Jewelry Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Entering Elmont Home Through Window, Stealing Jewelry Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Entering Elmont Home Through Window, Stealing Jewelry
Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Entering Elmont Home Through Window, Stealing Jewelry Authorities asked the public for information after a Long Island home was burglarized.  The incident happened at a residence on 237th Street in Elmont at 6:45 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15, the Nassau County Police Department said. NCPD said a 44-year-old woman returned home and found that her bedroom had been ransacked. The woman checked her doorbell camera and saw an unknown male on her property, authorities said.  The suspect entered a back window and stole jewelry, leaving the scene on foot, police said. Detectives asked anyone with information about the case to call Nassa…
Popular Elmont HS Principal Back On Job After Mysterious Absence Popular Elmont HS Principal Back On Job After Mysterious Absence Popular Elmont HS Principal Back On Job After Mysterious Absence
Popular Elmont HS Principal Back On Job After Mysterious Absence A popular Long Island high school principal who was mysteriously away from his job just days before school started has returned to his position. Kevin Dougherty, the longtime principal of Elmont Memorial High School, was back at his post on Tuesday, Oct. 11, following a walk-out by students and complaints from parents for the unexplained removal.  Students and parents learned of his departure on Tuesday, Aug. 30, when Superintendent James Grossane, of the Sewanhaka Central High School District, wrote to students and family that Dougherty is "taking a sabbatical leave of absence fo…