Crime & Safety

Four Arrested In Long Island Drug Bust: State Police

Officers seized marijuana, cocaine and heroin as well as weapons and over $30K in cash during the drug bust, police said.

LONG ISLAND, NY - Four people were arrested as a result of a drug bust in Nassau County on Thursday, according to State Police.

Search warrants were executed at 27 Arrow Court in Central Islip, 25 Penataquit Avenue, Apt. 1C in Bay Shore and 39 Rhodes Avenue in Bay Shore, NY.

As a result of the search warrants, marijuana, cocaine, and heroin were seized along with 2 handguns (one reported stolen from North Carolina), 1 pistol grip shot gun and $33,000 in cash.

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According to police, the following people were arrested:

  • Tristan Mitchell, 28, of Central Islip was charged with third degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, seventh degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana and violation of probation.
  • Stefan Mitchell, 32, of Central Islip was charged with second degree criminal possession of marijuana.
  • Daniel Williamson, 33, of Bay Shore was charged with first degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, 2 counts of third degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, second degree criminal possession of a weapon, third degree criminal possession of a weapon and violation of probation.
  • Christina Ali, 37, of Bay Shore and charged with fourth degree criminal possession of marijuana.

Ali was released on an appearance ticket returnable to Suffolk County First District Court on January 2, 2019, police said.

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The three men were held overnight awaiting arraignment at Suffolk County First District Court on Friday, police said.

Pictured from L to R: Ali, Williamson, Stefan and Tristan

Photos via State Police

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