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Law enforcement agencies across Long Island a cracking down on illegal license plates, saying criminals are using them along with bogus registrations to hide from law enforcement.

The Nassau County Legislative Majority joined with Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder and Upper Brookville Mayor Elliot Conway to announce a local law to provide another tool for the county in its fight against the rising theft and illegal resale of catalytic converters.

Two men fled in a vehicle with New Jersey license plates after firing shots and frightening shoppers at a Long Island mall, authorities said.It was too soon to tell whether the vehicle was stolen or belonged to the pair involved in the sho…

Nassau Police displayed weapons and parts found in the house, including an assault rifle they say was made with two 3D printers.

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Ikram and her family believe Nassau County police have not done enough in their search for her attacker, as there have been no arrests nor leads for a year.

Nafiah Ikram, 22, had just returned home from working at a Long Island CVS on March 17, 2021, when the attacker ran up behind her at her Elmont home and doused her with acid.

The Department of Defense released the findings of two investigations into a January 2020 terrorist attack in Kenya that claimed the lives of three Americans.

The Department of the Air Force disciplined eight service members following the conclusion of two concurrent investigations into the Manda Bay attack in Kenya that left three Americans dead.