Crime & Safety
Crime Watch: Lakeview Burglary, Stolen Property Arrests, More Missing Rims, Tires
See what crimes were reported around the neighborhood this week.

The following information was supplied by the Nassau County Police Department. A criminal charge is only an accusation, and does not indicate convictions.
Queens Men Found With Property Stolen From Belmont Park
Two Queens men were arrested for Grand Larceny in Elmont Sunday. According to Nassau County Police, Sampson Ashin, 24, of Woodhaven and Sunil Singh, 36, of Jamaica, were involved in the theft of wheels and tires from new vehicles that were being stored by Bayside Chrysler Jeep Dodge at the Belmont Park parking field located in Elmont. Ashin was employed as a security guard for Arrow Security and he was paid to protect new vehicles that were being stored at the racetrack. The thefts occurred at night and the stolen property was offered for sale and sold on the Internet using Craig’s List, police say.
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Burglaries
A home on Derrick Adkins Lane in Lakeview was burglarized on Sept. 30.
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A Brooklyn man was arrested for a burglary that occurred in Valley Stream on Sept. 28. According to Nassau County detectives, Justin Brumell, 26, was observed by a witness entering a backyard at a residence on Charles Street. The defendant allegedly then entered the home through a rear window, took assorted jewelry and fled. Fifth Precinct Police officers located the defendant on Hookcreek Boulevard and placed him under arrest. The proceeds were recovered and upon further investigation, it was determined that the defendant had in his possession jewelry from a prior burglary that had been committed on Sept. 28 at a residence on Brookville Road.
The Silver Star Diner on Hempstead Turnpike in Franklin Square was burglarized on Cot. 3.
Grand Larcenies
A vehicle parked on S. Montague in Valley Stream was stolen overnight between Sept. 20 and Oct. 1.
Two vehicles were stolen from separate locations in Franklin Square on Oct. 2. One had been parked in front of a home on S. Scherer Boulevard and the other on New Hyde Park Road.
A landscaping trailer parked on New Hyde Park Road in Franklin Square was broken into between Sept. 26 and Sept. 27. Several items were reportedly taken from inside.
Tires and rims were removed from a vehicle parked on Thrush Avenue in Lakeview between Sept. 28 and Sept. 29. The perpetrator also caused damage to the vehicle in the process by wedging a red brick underneath the car.
Two men and one woman broke into a Radio Shack kiosk located at Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream on Sept. 29. They shattered the glass and took several cell phones.
An unknown person removed various auto parts from a vehicle parked on Belpark Avenue in Elmont between Sept. 26 and Sept. 27.
Petit Larcenies
A bicycle was stolen from outside the 7-Eleven on Hempstead Avenue in West Hempstead on Sept. 30. Another bike was stolen later that day outside a TD Bank located on W. Merrick Road in Valley Stream.
A bicycle was stolen outside a McDonald’s on Franklin Avenue in Franklin Square on Oct. 1.
Larceny/Other Thefts
Tires and rims were stolen from vehicles parked on Morris Drive in North Valley Stream and Lucille Avenue in Elmont between Sept. 28 and Sept. 29.
A car radio was removed from an unlocked vehicle parked on Wilson Road in Valley Stream between Sept. 2 and Sept. 30.
Criminal Mischief
An unknown person shattered the passenger side window of a car parked on Maren Street in West Hempstead on Sept. 27. The driver’s side window of a vehicle parked on Arthur Avenue in South Floral Park was shattered on Oct. 2.
Unknown persons damaged two vehicles parked in Valley Stream between Sept. 27 and Sept. 28. One incident involved the passenger side mirror of a car parked on Franklin Avenue. The other car sustained scratches on two separate occasions while parked on Rockaway Avenue.
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