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Jo’Anna Bird was sure that her violent ex-boyfriend would murder her. She sought help from the police – but with information from a long-secret file, Newsday reconstructs how officials mishandled her case.

Internal affairs file kept secret by Nassau police for more than a decade detailed the repeated policing failures leading up to her murder in 2009.

The 11th annual drive was spearheaded by Glen Cove businessmen Joe LaPadula and Jon Holzer of Martino Auto Concepts.

If she loses, it might be because Democrats were apathetic to the Nassau County executive.

“While crime has spiked in other parts of the country, Nassau County is safer than ever," Curran said.

Welcome to Part 9 of my season review series, today focused on St Kilda. In the words of Brain Taylor, boy oh boy, wowee, they had a positively atrocious season. The Saints were tipped to potentially storm the top four, yet they largely failed to fire a shot, dropping games to inferior opposition in poor […]

“They have been going great,” Stelmaschuk said. “The audiences have really been enjoying them. We are seeing some people who are coming to all of them, and we are also getting a really good crowd of people who like one particular genre and that is the one drive-in they come to. “Jake’s show is selling very well, I believe there are 13 spots left.” The Rawlinson Centre will also host Allyson Reigh on August 18th and will finish off the drive-in series with a show from W3APONS on Sept...

Community By Reuvain Borchardt FAR ROCKAWAY - Wednesday, July 14, 2021 at 11:50 pm | ה אב תשפ"א NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea speaking at a town hall meeting with rabbis and Jewish activists Wednesday at The White Shul in Far Rockaway. (Reuvain Borchardt/Hamodia) Orthodox Jewish activists concerned by rising antisemitic hate crimes held meetings with law-enforcement officials Wednesday, to express concern and seek assurances about the community’s safety. “We are committed, a...

Nassau County Lawmakers Say It’s Time To Protect Police Officers With ‘Blue Alert’ System CBS New York 1 hr ago Syndicated Local – CBS New York MINEOLA, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) — Lawmakers want to create a new “Blue Alert” system that would notify all residents of violence against a police officer, to help catch the perpetrator. They say it’s needed to stem the tide of anti-cop violence, CBS2’s Carolyn Gusoff reported Thursday. “Our collective safety here in Nass...

Nassau County announced a committee to increase the number of non-white police officers. Right now, about 87% of the department is white — far less diverse