Crime & Safety

Nassau Police: Prescription Meds Stolen from Cars

Nassau County Police report on larceny from autos.

Nassau County Police reported the following incidents.

  • April 2: Home Depot, East Meadow; cash stolen.
  • April 2: Comfort Inn, Syosset; rear drivers side window broken, duffle bag stolen.
  • April 3: Rose Street, Farmingdale; rear passenger window broken, briefcase stolen.
  • April 3: Robbins Lane Deli, Syosset; rear passenger door window broken, black leather Coach briefcase stolen.
  • April 4: Valley Stream Central High School; money stolen.
  • April 4: Chili’s, Westbury; rear quarter window damaged, Louis Vuitton bag, prescription sunglasses, cash stolen.
  • April 4: Roosevelt Boulevard, Massapequa; bag and contents stolen,
  • April 5: Hahn Avenue, Bethpage; victim discovered two NYS license plates stolen from car.
  • April 6: Mellow Lane, Jericho; car damaged, men’s belt stolen.

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  • April 6: Bayview Avenue, Inwood; victim saw someone going through their vehicle but nothing was taken.
  • April 6: Micro Center, Westbury; passenger window broken, backpack with prescription medication stolen.
  • April 6: N. Station Plaza, Great Neck; keys, cash, iPad, Prada iPad case, Gucci sunglasses stolen.
  • April 7: N. Cedar Street, N. Massapequa; Garmin GPS stolen.
  • April 7: Washington Avenue, Westbury; wallet and contents stolen.
  • April 7: Mead Lane, Westbury; GPS stolen.
  • April 7: Americana Mall parking lot; drivers side window broken, pocketbook, wallet, shoes, clothing stolen.
  • April 8: Marlboro Road, Cedarhurst; car ransacked, eyeglasses and coins stolen.
  • April 8: Chili’s lot, Westbury; drivers side door damaged, laptop and prescription medication stolen.
  • April 8: Micro Center, Westbury; Microsoft tablet stolen.

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