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They said Nassau police disproportionately polices nonwhite people, is not transparent about it’s data, is non-compliant with language access laws and does not have enough non-white police officers.
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The deal will cut LIPA’s tax bill by about half over the next five years.
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The case is one of several attempting to force Nassau to release misconduct records.
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Sentencing for ex-Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and his wife, Linda, has been delayed after federal prosecutors and their attorneys disagree with the recommended sentences for corruption. They were convicted in 2019.
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94 guns have been seized by Nassau law enforcement in 2022, double the number over the same period last year.
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During a roadside dispute in Huntington Station in 2011, off-duty Nassau cop Anthony DiLeonardo shot and pistol whipped Thomas Moroughan.
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The $17,000 pay order comes as the Nassau County Police Department fights on a number of fronts to keep records secret.
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Republican Bruce Blakeman called the Russian invasion of Ukraine “disgraceful” at a news conference outside the Killenworth mansion in Glen Cove that he said houses Russian diplomats.
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Nassau County Police officials recently blamed people from outside the county to explain racial disparities in policing. But a data analysis by WSHU and WNYC/Gothamist found those disparities persisted independent of where people came from.
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Suffolk County Legislator Nick Caracappa’s ties with Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney pushed his case to the Nassau County district attorney’s office.