Guilty Plea in Fire That Killed 13 Pit Bulls, Used Cooking Oil Theft, Joe's Crab Shack Opening + Bias Crime Investigation

Photo: Anthony Reddick pleaded guilty Monday to all charges in connection with a residential garage fire in February that killed 13 pit bulls and revealed paraphernalia used for the breeding and training of the dogs for fighting.

Here are some of the top headlines reported across Long Island Patch sites on Monday (click the links to read the full stories):

Joe’s Crab Shack Opens in Deer Park Tuesday, First 100 Customers Win Free Crab For a Year

Police: Couple Stole $2K Worth of Used Cooking Oil From Suffolk County Restaurants

DA: Freeport Man Pleads Guilty to All Charges in Fire that Killed 13 Pit Bulls

Mangano: Police Launch Aggressive Investigation into Bias Crime in Roosevelt

Ground Spraying for West Nile in Lindenhurst Set For Tuesday

Marcum Workplace Challenge

Spencer: Pledge to Not Text And Drive

3 Arrested for Theft, Harassment and Criminal Possession

The 7th Annual Long Island Family Festival is on its way!

Cold, Wet Winter Predicted for the Northeast

Police Seeking Man Who Used Stolen Credit Card

“The Garden as Art”: Guild Hall Goes Green

Police: Flanders Man Arrested for Drunk Driving

Huntington Waives Shelter Adoption Fees for Pit Bull and Pit Bull Mixes