Crime & Safety
Long Island Man Accused Of Killing His Wife, Mother Of Their 1-Year-Old Son: Patch PM
Also: Confederate flag sparks controversy / Watch LI-based Air National Guard unit rescue family of 9 in Houston / Worst babysitters ever?

Share-worthy stories from the Long Island Patch network to talk about tonight:
Long Island Man Accused Of Killing His Wife, Mother Of Their 1-Year-Old Son
The 39-year-old man was arrested Wednesday. A few months before he allegedly killed his wife, he wrote on Facebook: "I hate myself for being an addict. I lost the love of my life, Rachelle, due to addiction."
Watch Amazing Rescue Of 1-Month Old Baby, Kids From Rooftop In Flood Ravaged Houston
A family of nine was rescued by a Long Island-based Air National Guard unit in Houston, including a 1-month old, 18-month old, 3-year-old and the family dog.
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World's Worst Babysitters Leave 9-Month-Old At Long Island Casino
Police say they ditched the baby at the casino after a dispute with the child's mother regarding pickup arrangements and payment.
Great White Shark Gurney Pays Visit To Gardiners Bay
Great white shark pups have been enjoying the last days of summer in the Hamptons.
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Duo Robbed 2 Pharmacies, Attempted To Rob Third, Within 30 Minutes: Police
The man and woman were caught as they tried to flee from a robbery Tuesday night, police say.
» Also Worth a Look Today
- Confederate Flag Spotted On Local Roads Incites Anger On Both Sides
- 2 Surfers Rescued In Shinnecock Inlet During High Winds, Huge Wave Swells: Police
- Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Car In Bohemia
- Thief Used Tool To Cut Wires From Display Cellphones: Police
- Nassau Residents Protest Deportation Of Salvadorian Immigrant
» Across America
- Harvey: Toddler Clings To Mother, Helicopter Rescues, Heartbreak In Beaumont, Port Arthur
- Indiana Couple Completes Decades-long Goal To Visit Every Cracker Barrel
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