Nassau Police: Brick Thrown Through House Window, Cars Keyed Nearby

The following information was reported by Nassau County Police.

Criminal Mischief

• March 5: Tanwood Drive, Baldwin; illegible writing found on PVC fence in red spray paint.
• March 9: Oswald Place, Roosevelt; gray colored brick thrown through front window of house.
• March 9: Horton Avenue, Valley Stream; rear storm door broken, damaged.

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Criminal Mischief to Cars

• March 5: Gussack Plaza, Great Neck Plaza; rear windshield broken.
• March 7: Oak Street, Bellmore; rear drivers side tail light lens broken.
• March 7: Circle Lane, Levittown; drivers side and rear hatch windows broken.
• March 8: Clocks Boulevard, Massapequa; rear tires slashed.
• March 8: Jerusalem Avenue, Seaford; passenger side mirror, rear tail light, and bumper damaged.
• March 9: Beck Street, Uniondale; unspecified damage to vehicle.
• March 10: First Place, Roosevelt; rear window broken.
• March 10: Hunnewell Avenue, Elmont; car keyed.
• March 10: Chestnut Street, West Hempstead; car keyed.
• March 10: Sulley Drive, Munsey Park; passenger side window of locked car smashed.
• March 10: Siesta Court, Hewlett; drivers side front tires punctured.

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