The woman, missing from Maryland, was back safe with her family this week thanks to three caring officers.
The abuse went on from 2014 to 2019 in both Flanders and Calverton, police say.
Someone caught him on the security camera, police say.
He stole the bag in August, police say.
Police have released new details about a bomb threat at Southampton schools Monday.
The driver who was charged with driving while intoxicated was uninjured, police say.
Police are asking for help in finding the women.
The man was also charged in relation to a gunpoint robbery at a Southampton gas station, police say.
He impersonated a relative when questioned, police say.
He used the counterfeit bills on the East End and across Suffolk County, police say.
The driver and 2 passengers were arrested and charged after being found doing drugs at the gas station on Monday afternoon, police say.
A surveillance robot was also used to locate the woman, police say.
He was arrested Saturday after failing to appear in court and was accused of stealing, police say.
The crash took place Thursday night, police say.
The crash took place Thursday afternoon in Southampton, police say.
Have you seen this vehicle? Police are searching for the vehicle and driver.
He was found in the woods across from the county center recently, police say.
Cash, lottery tickets, and cigarettes were stolen, police say.
The residence was unoccupied at the time, police say.
He was struck Saturday night in Water Mill, police say.
The incident took place Saturday night, police said.
The Sag Harbor woman was arrested in Flanders, police say.
He was located in East Hampton and is slated for arraignment in Southampton Friday, police say.
He showed up in the Hamptons after shouting at her from a NYC audience; the investigation is ongoing, police told Patch.
"It was amazing what everyone did — a great team effort." — Southampton Fire Department Public Information Officer Chris Brenner
The abuse went on from April, 2020 to November, 2020, police say.
Police also commended other establishments in Southampton and Hampton Bays for compliance.
The fire, which started in a dryer, was quickly extinguished, said Chris Brenner, of the Southampton Fire Department.
He was arrested Wednesday night, police say.
The DEC monitored the cleanup and determined there was no threat to public health or the environment, officials say.
No one was injured, reports indicate.
Kids were able to choose their back-to-school supplies thanks to local law enforcement.
The crashes took place in Southampton and in Noyack, police say.
It was the first time that both the "Officer of the Year" and "Firefighter of the Year" awards went to dedicated women in the department.
After a lengthy investigation, the driver was arrested at his home, police say.
He stole from the unlocked vehicles overnight, police say.
He tried to run and flee the vehicle, but it was not in the "park" position and rolled backward, police say.
She was airlifted with serious injuries, police say.
No injuries were reported, officials say.
A rescue unit responded to deal with fluids in the roadway, police say.