The following information was supplied by the Nassau County Police Department. A criminal charge is only an accusation, and does not indicate convictions.
The Fourth Precinct reports the following incidents of theft and mischief:
An unknown suspect(s) on June 18 stole a bicycle from a Briar Place shed in Woodmere.
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An unknown suspect(s) between July 1 and 2 removed money from a vehicle that was parked on East Broadway in Woodmere. No damage to the vehicle was reported.
An unknown suspect(s) between July 1 and 2 entered a vehicle that was parked on Carman Avenue in Woodmere. No property was reported stolen and there was no damage to the vehicle.
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An unknown suspect(s) on July 2 took sunglasses and money from a vehicle that was parked on Elm Street in Woodmere. No damage to the vehicle was reported.
An unknown suspect(s) between July 2 and 3 took money from an unlocked vehicle that was parked in Woodsburgh.
An unknown suspect(s) between July 2 and 3 scratched a vehicle that was parked on Chestnut Street in Cedarhurst.
An unknown suspect(s) on July 3 removed a portable radio from a vehicle that was parked on Briar Place in Woodmere. No damage to the vehicle was reported.
An unknown suspect(s) on July 3 stole a wallet from an unlocked vehicle that was parked on Rockaway Turnpike in Meadowmere.
A complainant reported to police that on July 3, while shopping at the Conway on Rockaway Turnpike, she left her pocketbook unattended for a short period of time and then found it missing.
An unknown suspect(s) on July 4 stole credit cards from a vehicle that was parked on Buckingham Road in Cedarhurst. No damage to the vehicle was reported.
An unknown suspect(s) on July 4 entered a vehicle that was parked on Mulry Lane in Lawrence and attempted to remove the radio from the dashboard.
An unknown suspect(s) between July 3 and 5 broke two windows and one door at Footprint Transportation at 600 Bayview Ave. in Inwood.
An unknown suspect(s) on July 5 damaged the screen of a Buffalo Avenue front door in East Atlantic Beach.
An unknown suspect(s) between July 5 and 6 entered a vehicle that was parked on Cedar Avenue in Hewlett Bay Park. No loss or damage was reported.
An unknown suspect on July 7 took an iPad and eyeglass case from an unlocked vehicle that was parked in the Bay Harbour Mall in North Lawrence.
The Fourth Precinct said the following individuals were arrested and charged with shoplifting:
Monique Wallace, 21, and Lillith Gordon-Powell, both of Brooklyn, at the Walmart in Green Acres Mall on July 1
Leba Toussaint, 31, of Jamaica, at the Walmart in Green Acres Mall on July 2
Kayona Jackson Brown, 23, of Springfield Gardens, at the H&M in Green Acres Mall on July 3
Evens Dominique, 29, of Deer Park, at the Kohl’s in Green Acres Mall on July 4
Lamarie Fortune Jr., 50, of Hollis, at the Walmart in Green Acres Mall on July 4
Marie Palmieri, 63, of Howard Beach, at the Macy’s in Green Acres Mall on July 5
Adrianne Swanson, 23, of College Point, at the Sears in Green Acres Mall on July 5
Francisca Almonte, 44, of Malverne, at the Costco in North Lawrence on July 7
Reginald Demosthene, 41, of Hollis, at the Costco in North Lawrence on July 7
Marina Smolyaninova, 46, of Brooklyn, at the Walmart in Green Acres Mall on July 7
Monica Davis, 17, of Rosedale, and Brandy Burt, 17, of Brooklyn, at the JC Penney in Green Acres Mall on July 7
Brushina Denny, 21, of Brooklyn, and Nickeisha Wright, 22, of Rosedale, at the Walmart in Green Acres Mall on July 8
Jason Moise, 22, of Jamaica, at the Kohl’s in Green Acres Mall on July 8
Marni Hazan, 21, of Hewlett, was arrested on July 4 and charged with disorderly conduct, harassment and resisting arrest at West Beech Street and Tennessee Avenue in Long Beach.
Robert Goner, 49, of Atlantic Beach, was arrested on July 6 and charged with DWI and leaving the scene of a property-damage accident at Arizona Avenue and West Beech Street in Long Beach.
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