Crime Report: DWI, Stolen Totes from Seaford CVS

• Two people on Willoughby Avenue in Wantagh reported to police that items were stolen from their vehicles from Nov. 29-30. The driver side door of man's 2002 Dodge was discovered slightly open with a Cannon digital camera and a Garmin GPS stolen. A woman also reported that her pocketbook was taken from her 2007 Volvo, which was parked unlocked in her driveway.
• On Dec. 1 Todd Longmuir, 49, of Wantagh was arrested at in Wantagh and charged with driving while intoxicated, three counts of first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle and five vehicle and traffic law violations.
• On Dec. 2, Luci Tonietti, 40, of Seaford was arrested on Hickory Street, Seaford and charged with petit larceny.
• A home on Duckpond Drive North in Wantagh was burglarized on Dec. 3. Police said the home was entered through an open front door and jewelry and U.S currency were removed.
• Three hundred plastic storage totes were reported stolen from the back loading dock of on 2250 Seamans Neck Rd. in Seaford between Dec. 3 and 4. Each tote was marked "Property of CVS" and were assorted colors of blue, red, green and gray.
• A man on Wells Avenue in Wantagh reported to police that 20 boxes of mechanical parts that he was going to ship from his back yard were removed between Dec. 3 and 4.
• A car was reported stolen from Twin Lane North in Wantagh on Dec. 4. Police said the man left his 2006 Nissan in the street warming up.
• On Dec. 5 Shawn Molloy, 37, of Merrick was arrested on Lakeview Avenue, Wantagh and charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance.
• On Dec. 6 Jennifer Adams, 38, of Freeport was arrested on Jerusalem Avenue, Wantagh and charged with fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property.
• A stolen 1992 Buick was recovered on Jerusalem Avenue in Seaford on Dec. 7. Police said they had received a LPR stolen vehicle alert for the vehicle taken from Freeport on Nov. 17.

The information is taken directly from  and Eighth Precinct incident reports. None of the defendants have been convicted of a crime.