Crime & Safety
LI Crimes: Bank Robberies, Bar Stool Assault, Meat Thief, $600 Wrench Stolen
A look at recent crime headlines across Long Island.

Some of the crime headlines from across Long Island Patches over the past week (click the links to read the full articles):
- Centerport Woman Drove Drunk With Daughter in Car, Police Say
- Pedestrian Critically Injured in East Islip Hit-and-Run
- Woman Robs Holbrook Bank
- Police Seek Medford Meat Thief
- Man Arrested After Robbing Lindenhurst 7-Eleven, Police Say
- Woman Robs West Babylon Bank
- Police: Drunk Woman Arrested After Blocking Traffic in Southampton
- Police: Riverhead Man Assaulted Person With Bar Stool at Riverhead Bar
- Cops: Burglar Tampered With Safe in Freeport
- Cops: Pair Robbed Teen in Roosevelt
- Police: Deliveryman Robbed at Gunpoint in Lakeview
- Police Seek Man Who Used Stolen Credit Card in Ronkonkoma
- Two Armed Men Rob Roslyn T-Mobile Store
- Police Release Photos of Suspected Westbury Bank Robber
- Cops: 2 Freeport Armed Robberies May Be Related
- LBPD: Long Beach Trio Sold Cocaine to Undercover Cops
- Man Dressed as Woman Robs Smithtown Bank
- Police: Trio Arrested on Drug Charges After Trying to Flee Police in Riverhead
- Customs: $730K in Fake Checks, Money Orders Smuggled into JFK
- Police Investigating Bayport Home Burglary
- Police: Sayville Man Arrested After Trying to Break Into Local Business
- Police Seek Man Who Stole $600 Wrench from Huntington Station Store
- Two Charged With Hate Crime for Burglarizing Elderly Woman in Greenlawn
- Police Seek Men Who Stole 10 Pairs of Nike Air Sneakers from Huntington Station
- Attempted Robbery Sends Man to Hospital in Huntington Station
- Police Search for Glen Cove Stabbing Suspect
NCPD photo: Police say this man robbed two banks in Westbury recently.
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