LI Restaurant Owner's Racist Comments Spark Outrage: Patch PM

Share-worthy stories from Long Island Patch sites to talk about tonight:

LI Restaurant Owner's Racist Comments Sparks Outrage

Two restaurant owners were seen in a Facebook Live video that is causing controversy over racist statements about protestors.

Huge Crowd Lies On Street In Hamptons Protest: 'I Can't Breathe'

Close to 1,000 people packed Main Street in Bridgehampton, taking a knee and lying, hands behind their backs, crying out: "I can't breathe." Photos, video here.

Baby Delivered With Help From LI Police Officers

The baby boy arrived at 2:59 a.m. Tuesday. Congratulations!

Gun Buyers Wait Hours In Line At LI Shop Amid Protests

As police clash with protesters and looters raid stores, a Long Island gun store has seen gun sales rise.

Cradle Of Aviation, Intrepid Holding Joint Online Trivia Event

The free event, scheduled for Thursday afternoon, will be streamed lived on Facebook and Youtube.

Man With Handgun In Beach Standoff Charged With Endangering Child: Cops

A man arrested after a tense standoff at a Long Island beach was charged with endangering the welfare of a child, criminal mischief, cops say.

Also worth a look:

• WATCH: Protesters Shut Down Sunrise Highway
• Watermelons Piled At Tutto Pazzo After Owner's 'Racist' Rant
• GoFundMe Page Started To Help Bring Hospitalized LI Man Home
• Respiratory Therapist Treats Coronavirus Patients With Positivity
• Man Threatens To Bomb LI PetSmart, Gets Arrested: Police
• Long Islander To Run 100 Miles For 127 Student Scholarships
• Man Seriously Injured In Wyandanch Shooting: Police
• Glen Cove To Close Downtown Streets For Outdoor Dining
• Delayed Death Reports Cause Rockland Coronavirus Toll To Spike
• 'Wild Night': 2 Cuffed, Pregnant Woman Hurt At Protest: Cops
• NYPD Officer Shares Heartwarming Moment Amid Unrest
• Man 'Forcibly' Robbed In Flanders: Police
• West Islip Black Lives Matter Protesters Want 'Voice Heard'
• Op-Ed: 10 Hudson Valley Leaders Ask Cuomo To Let Churches Reopen

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