Son Kills Father During Zoom Meeting, Police Say: Patch PM

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Son Fatally Stabs Father During Zoom Meeting: Police

The 32-year-old stabbed his father while he was on a video chat with multiple people Thursday afternoon, police say.

Girl, 3, Dies In Mother's Arms: 'I Just Want Her To Wake Up'

"She passed away in my arms." A mother sat for hours at her little girl's bedside after losing her to an inoperable brain tumor.

Patchogue Preschool To Close After 40 Years In Business

The local preschool announced the closure due to financial strain caused by the coronavirus crisis.

2 Horses Freed After Falling In Ravine

The horses are "expected to make a full recovery," police say.

15 Charged In Major Suffolk-Wide Drug Trafficking Ring

Those involved in the drug ring marked up the price of cocaine due to a decrease in the supply of some narcotics during the pandemic.

LI Couple Abandoned 6-Year-Old Girl In Queens: DA

Patrice Chambers and Mark Pamphile were accused of leaving the girl alone with a bag of her belongings at an intersection in Queens.

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