Don’t give thieves easy access to your vehicles!

Last year, the seventh precinct saw a 3.6% decrease in crime and recorded the lowest crime rate of any precinct in the County. This does not mean we are immune to crime. The Nassau County Police Department is again reminding people to lock their cars. Items are being stolen out of unlocked vehicles and has become a problem in the neighborhood. The seventh precinct recently made arrests in connection with some of these larcenies. Lock your car and don’t become a victim. This is a crime of opportunity that is preventable. Help protect yourself against theft from vehicles by following the Nassau County Police Department’s 9pm routine.

Everyday at 9pm, examine you car(s) and complete the following checklist:

•Park your car in secure, well-lit locations.

•Close your windows and sunroofs.

•Remove spare keys from your vehicle.

•Remove your valuables from your vehicle.

Including but not limited to:

*Cell Phones

*Wallets

*Electronics

*Pocketbooks

*Sunglasses

*Tools

*Garage Door Openers

LOCK YOUR VEHICLE!

These tips were provided by the Nassau a County Police Department.

Please continue to engage the Wantagh-Seaford Homeowners’ Association (WSHA) with any issues that need attention.

Please join WSHA by downloading our membership application from our website

https://www.wsha.li/

Please also like our Facebook page.

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Residents of Wantagh & Seaford please join the Wantagh Seaford Homeowners Association’s Neighborhood Watch Facebook group.

https://www.facebook.com/group...

Christopher Carini is the Vice President of Seaford for the Wantagh-Seaford Homeowners’ Association, Director of the Wantagh-Seaford Homeowners’ Association Neighborhood Watch Committee, Administrator of the Wantagh-Seaford Homeowners’ Association's Neighborhood Watch Facebook group and Co-Administrator of the Wantagh Seaford Homeowner's Associations main Facebook page. In addition, Chris is also a member of the Nassau County’s Police Commissioners Community Council for the 19th Legislative District and serves as the District’s Vice Chairman.