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The major type of crime that is reported in
But despite that the decline in larceny in
Neefus also said that some of the larceny and motor-vehicle theft reported in
“If people lose their cell phone in the mall or some other place they’ll come to
While gang crime is present in
“Gang activity is hard to measure because people don’t walk around with a gang symbol on their backs when they are committing crimes,” said Neefus. “Gang related crimes are hard to put you finger on.”
When asked about the 26 registered sex offenders that are currently living in the area according to citydata.com, (a ratio of 1 offender for 2175
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Though Neefus did say that problems like this depend on a case by case basis, “if you commit a crime in Garden City, and are wealthy, you can most likely go back and be a sex offender in Garden City. If you are an alien and already living on the edge of society, then you are most likely going to be housed in a place that you can afford to live.”
As far as sexual assaults go in
So it appears that
Now compare
The major crimes and highest arrest rates in Garden City are that of larceny, burglary, D.W.I., and Aggravated Unlicensed driving offenses. The town currently has no registered sex offenders according to citydata.com.
And, according to the 2006 Garden City Police Department Annual Report, there were only five assaults and no forcible rapes or murder-manslaughters reported to the FBI in 2006. In total, 324 crimes were reported, with 270 of those being larceny.
Anyone can see the huge gap between the two towns. But why? And why are certain types of crime in Garden City so prevalent? According to Inspector Jackson of the Garden City police, this town has a low crime rate because they practice “proactive policing.”
“I don’t like to compare two departments.
http://www.city-data.com/city/Hempstead-New-York.html
Races in
- Black (52.5%)
- Hispanic (31.8%)
- Other race (15.2%)
- White Non-Hispanic (13.2%)
- Two or more races (4.7%)
- American Indian (1.4%)
- Asian Indian (0.5%)
(Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races
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grand jury indictment charging him with various crimes in
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For population 25 years and over in Hempstead
- High school or higher: 66.6%
- Bachelor's degree or higher: 16.0%
- Graduate or professional degree: 6.5%
- Unemployed: 7.0%
- Mean travel time to work: 32.4 minutes
For population 15 years and over in
- Never married: 45.6%
- Now married: 37.3%
- Separated: 5.1%
- Widowed: 5.8%
- Divorced: 6.2%
According to our research there were 26 registered sex offenders living in Hempstead, New York in early 2007.
The ratio of number of residents in
The number of registered sex offenders compared to the number of residents in this village is near the state average.
Latitude: 40.70 N, Longitude: 73.62 W
Daytime population change due to commuting: -4,631 (-8.2%)
Workers who live and work in this village: 4,085 (17.2%)
People in group quarters in Hempstead
- 3427 people in college dormitories (includes college quarters off campus)
- 1001 people in nursing homes
- 149 people in other noninstitutional group quarters
- 94 people in homes or halfway houses for drug/alcohol abuse
- 28 people in religious group quarters
- 16 people in other group homes
- 15 people in homes for the mentally retarded
- 8 people in homes for the mentally ill
- 3 people in other nonhousehold living situations
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Pedestrian finds man's stabbed body in in Hempstead
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Thanks for the enunciation (correct spelling?) They should just call him Jose Half Breed
Deals For Killers
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Maybe DA Rice will send the killer a letter asking him to promise not to do it again. Drug dealers are killers too. They just make a profit.
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**** thanks....I think it's great that you teach us how to pronounce victim's name. Great journalism.
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Hardscrabble
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What's with the pronunciation key from Loseday?
I just figure it's Hose A or Hose B.
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I'm sure this guy is here legally from "
Still get in trouble
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Give me a break with the pronuciation. What the **** is that all about!!
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How is this news? Is anyone surprised? this is an hourly event in
baaaawaahahhahah a
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Another dead illegal.....baawwaaahaahahahah ahahaahaaaaaaaaa
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The crime in
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Great place to buy a co-op apartment. I like the bums in the Home Depot parking lot.
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Shocking!! No witnesses, another shocking moment in
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Come on, law enforcement: Crimes like this have to be no-brainers. Even growing up on LI in the 50's and 60's,
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Ex LIer and Vet wrote:
Come on, law enforcement: Crimes like this have to be no-brainers. Even growing up on LI in the 50's and 60's,
Good idea but this is
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There is nothing lower than scum than people who actually take the time to write nasty, mean comments like this. The victim was my cousin, and if you had anything in your heart other than sh**, you wouldn't ridicule the situation like this. He WAS legal, and that is far from the point of the matter. My family lost someone and that's what it comes down to. And I am not even going to go down to your level, cause you people are really not worth it. Without the bispanic community, all you "people" would not have it so good.
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RIP Toño! You will always be remembered.
I can't believe this, I had met him 2 years ago. Acuatlly lived at my house and now he's gone, why? It's just not right!
I know you people are very mean, someone just died and you have nothing else to do but write mean comments. It doesn't matter if he was or wasn't legal, he was a human being that's all that matters, and is no longer with us.
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The body was found adjacent to
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http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/agencies/da/newsreleases/archive/2005/09-29-05.html
September 29, 2005
DILLON TEAMS UP WITH HEMPSTEAD POLICE DEPARTMENT TO COMBAT CRIME
Nassau County District Attorney Denis Dillon announced today the results of an ongoing effort between his office and the Hempstead Police Department to combat crime in the
As part of an Enhanced Patrol Project that began in January of 2004, the Nassau County District Attorney’s Office has been funding overtime for uniformed members of the Hempstead Police Department’s Community Policing Unit to work in the early morning hours. The value of this initiative is its flexibility to assign police officers where and when they are needed most in the community.
The Nassau County District Attorney’s Office uses forfeiture funds to pay for this project. The DA’s Civil Forfeiture Unit ensures that those who commit crimes do not profit from their illegal activities. The proceeds and instrumentalities of criminal activities are seized and used to fund operations such as the Hempstead Enhanced Patrol Project. The intensified patrols from
134 Custodial Arrests
113 Appearance Tickets Issued
459 VTL Summonses Issued
152 Field Interviews Conducted
30 Gang Members Arrested - Bloods, MS-13, SWP, CRIP, Outlaw,
4 Guns Seized
22 Knives Seized
More than 20 pounds of Marijuana Seized
Over 2 ½ pounds of Cocaine Seized
3 Machetes Seized
2 Baseball Bats Seized
2 Pellet Guns Seized
Gang Paraphernalia Seized
According to Dillon, "These arrests and seizures would not have happened if it were not for this program. In 2004, we used $73,259.06 in forfeiture funds to pay for the Enhanced Patrol Project and in 2005 we expect to spend in excess of $75,000. The additional policing in targeted areas and during specific times helps to disrupt criminal activity."
"This is another example of a coordinated effort between the Nassau DA’s Office and the Hempstead Police Department that is allowing us to have a positive impact on gang violence and gang activity within our community," said Hempstead Police Chief James Russo.
"The utilization of forfeiture funds for projects such as this are key in combating crime," Dillon continued. "My office has taken through forfeiture the largest amount of money under the New York State Forfeiture Law. We will continue to aggressively go after anyone committing a crime in
"Using forfeiture funds for projects such as this is only part of my approach to combating crime in
"Based on our success so far, we will continue to fund this Enhanced Patrol Project in 2005 and into 2006," Dillon concluded.
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A noose was hung in the Mens' locker room to send a message of hate and terror to Chief Dixon of the Hempstead Police Department. The Grand Council of Guardians support NOBLE,
http://neighborhoods.realtor.com/NY/New-york/New-hempstead/417289/Crime-stats
Property Crime :
Very Low
Violent Crime :
Very Low
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As part of the
The men were not identified but will be arraigned in village court at a later date on charges of solicitation, a violation, police chief Joseph Wing said.
The arrests came from an undercover sting on
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"The residents asked us to do something about the prostitution problem," he said, and noted that 11 of the arrested men lived outside of
Mayor Wayne J. Hall hailed the arrests as a move toward securing the community. "Crime prevention and the safety and security of our residents are (a) top priority for the Village," Hall said in a statement. "These arrests are a step in the right direction and will certainly send a strong message to other offenders."
The village has increased undercover police coverage in the
Wing said the arrested men, if convicted, might have the option of attending rehabilitation, counseling and classes on sexually transmitted diseases.
Hempstead man knifed in home invasion
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The victim was in his apartment at
The victim was taken to
Detectives ask anyone with information regarding this incident to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-TIPS. All callers will remain anonymous.
http://www.newsday.com/services/newspaper/printedition/sunday/longisland/ny-lidrug095607513mar09,0,3996256.story
Campaign seeks repeal of Rockefeller drug laws
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Josie Green, 66, showed up yesterday at a Hempstead Village forum on reforming the state's drug laws because she is tired of the fallout from the drug trade in her community.
"I've seen families fall apart, mothers sent away and grandmothers left to care for kids, and young people given unjustly long sentences," said Green, who lives in the village. "It's a bad situation, and to this day, it isn't any better."
The forum was part of the "Drop the Rock" campaign, a statewide effort to repeal the Rockefeller drug laws. Along with about 50 others - community organizers, residents and pastors - Green called yesterday for the repeal of the drug laws, among the toughest in the country.
Named for then-Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, the laws date to 1973 and impose minimum sentences of 15 years to life for possessing more than 2 ounces of heroin or cocaine.
More than 90 percent of those behind bars under the Rockefeller statutes are members of minority groups, according to the Correctional Association of New York, a criminal justice policy group.
In 2004, the State Legislature reduced the minimum sentences for the most serious felony drug offenses and increased the weight thresholds for the most serious possession offenses.
Yet those changes didn't go far enough, advocates say. Drop the Rock organizers want the state to restore sentencing discretion to trial judges on all drug cases, retroactive sentencing reform, shorter sentence lengths for drug offenses and expanded funding for drug treatment and job and education training.
Supporters of the laws argue that giving drug dealers long sentences and taking them out of neighborhoods allows communities to be rebuilt.
The New York State Commission on Sentencing Reform is reviewing the punishments for drugs and other crimes and is expected to make recommendations to Gov. Eliot Spitzer this year.
"We have the public on our side. They want meaningful reform," Caitlin Dunklee, coordinator for the campaign, said at the forum. "Under this administration, we think we can bring pressure to bear. We are optimistic."
Cops: Officer may have targeted Hispanic women
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The New York City correction officer indicted in the rape and robbery of several women at gunpoint in Hempstead may have carefully selected Hispanic women to prey upon, police say they are probing - because those women may be more likely to be undocumented and less likely to report the crime.
Ricardo Walters, 42, of
"We want to get the word out we believe many of the victims in this case were largely targeted because they were Latino or Hispanic, possibly under the notion that, as undocumented, they may not be forthright and come forward as a victim," Nassau Police Commissioner Lawrence Mulvey said Friday at a news conference.
Walters' attorney, Dennis Lemke of
"Two victims could not identify my client in a lineup," Lemke said. "There's no DNA, no statements or admissions."
Police said they connected five cases because they found common criminal methods in the attacks: Walters robbed, then raped or tried to rape each of the women, they said.
A Nassau County grand jury indicted Walters on 21 counts in all. There are six counts of kidnapping, five counts of first-degree robbery, four counts of first-degree sex abuse, three counts of first-degree criminal sexual act, two counts of first-degree rape and one count of predatory sexual assault.
The charges stem from sexually motivated attacks in which police say Walters brandished a gun and robbed women of cash, as little as $11 and as much as $300, then raped or tried to rape them.
"When it's someone who's sworn to protect the public, taking advantage of his position, the fact that he is legally allowed to carry a gun and then uses that gun to victimize innocent and defenseless people, it's despicable," said Det. Lt. Richard Zito, commander of the Special Victims Squad.
Walters is an 11-year veteran correction officer who worked at
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Safety a theme in Hempstead mayor's address
In his State of the Village speech yesterday, Hempstead Mayor Wayne Hall highlighted strides gained financially and in combating the open-air drug market on
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| | | | What a joke. |
| tiredofit | | | These officials are about 40 years late deciding it's time to take |
| Build Up | | | Change it's municipality to 'City' and develop every square block of it. |
| Black Sambo | | | tiredofit wrote: These officials are about 40 years late deciding it's time to take They could start by getting white people to run it. |
| Disgusted | | | Do |
| Eric | | | Which outside group(s) were blamed? Certainly they must've blamed Bush, the Republicans, white people, the wealthy folk in neighboring Garden City, and probably a host of others as well. |
| Southbound | | | "Improving the quality of life for |
| oh well | | | Disgusted wrote: Do Hempstead Village Police patrol terrace with assist of |
| JUST THE FACTS AOL | | | Overtime pay for police officers involved in this initiative is being paid for by the District Attorney’s forfeiture fund. Forfeiture monies are funds collected by the District Attorney from defendants convicted of crimes. |
| US Citizen | | | I would rather walk the streets in |
| Soul AOL | | | Build Up wrote: Change it's municipality to 'City' and develop every square block of it. You can do with every you wnat to Hempstead as far as most Long Islanders are concern Hempstead is a Toxic waste land, with the help of the Mayor & DA Rice. "Promise not to deal Drugs again and we let you go" This for repeat offenders also..Want a Disgrace, all while Shootings, Murder,Robbery,and Gangs are common place in |
| Marty AOL | | | oh well wrote:
Nassau Tax payers are also paying for this. |
| Wake Up | | | Hey newsday why didn't you ask Mrs. Dingle about her Drug dealing son.or don't you even care |
| tiredofit | | | Southbound wrote: "Improving the quality of life for Well said!!!! You have stated a truth that not one politician in |
| tiredofit | | | down=town |
| bemused | | | Outsider's I guess gangs from Garden City are responsible for all the crime in |
| Syco | | | US Citizen wrote: I would rather walk the streets in That makes 2 of us! |
| whynot | | | bemused wrote: Outsider's I guess gangs from Garden City are responsible for all the crime in How can they tell they all look alike,maybe they smell different. |
| Mei 23 AOL | | | Tuesday Feb 12 It is funny as I am lookin through these comments, that none of you guys even live in the village. Mayor Hall took over 33 months ago, after the previous mayor was screwing |
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A noose was hung inside the Hempstead Police Dept,
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longislandlife/ny-blotr5604193mar09,0,3189596.story
Reports from county or village police, Feb. 10-16.
A navigation system was stolen from an auto on
Great Neck Estates
A New Jersey man, 42, was stopped Feb. 15 for driving while using a cell phone. He also was charged with driving with a suspended license. He was issued an appearance ticket and released.
An
Manhasset
Ray-Ban sunglasses were stolen Feb. 15 from Lord & Taylor on
Two autos were broken into on Jericho Turnpike Feb. 11. A radio was taken from one vehicle, tools from the other.
Money, a printer and clothing were stolen from a
Cash and jewelry were taken from a
New
A navigation system and a stereo were taken from a vehicle on
New Hyde Park
A wallet and jewelry were taken from a locker at LA Fitness on
Old Westbury
A Glen Head man, 51, was arrested Feb. 14 on
A Westbury man, 34, was arrested Feb. 15 on Jericho Turnpike. He was charged with driving while intoxicated.
http://www.wcbs880.com/pages/1445119.php?
Crime Down on Long Island
MELVILLE, NY (AP) -- Officials say major crime is down across Long Island and, in one county, has reached its lowest level in more than four decades.
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http://www.divorceandcriminallaw.com/DrugCrimes.html
The penal law (criminal law) in
There are several penal law (criminal law) felonies, misdemeanors and violations that can fall under the category of drug crimes. A list of some offenses is set forth below:
- Criminal possession of marijuana;
- Criminal sale of marijuana;
- Criminal possession of a controlled substance;
- Criminal sale of a controlled substance;
- Criminal possession of a hypodermic instrument;
- Criminal injection of a narcotic drug;
- Criminal use of drug paraphernalia;
- Criminal possession of precursors of controlled substances; and
- Criminal sale of a prescription for a controlled substance.
These charges include the possession and sale of narcotics, controlled substances and marijuana, and the cultivation, distribution, importation, trafficking and transportation of narcotics such as heroin and cocaine, controlled substances and marijuana.
Charges for drug crimes follow the same procedure as all other felonies and misdemeanors. For the court to accept a plea bargain the court usually requires the accused to complete a drug and alcohol program to try to assist the defendant in eliminating any drug habits.
The charges for drug crimes get more severe depending on the amount of drugs possessed. If the defendant possesses more than a certain amount of drugs the law presumes that the defendant possessed the drugs with the intent to sell them and the defendant is charged with a more severe crime. Up until very recently sentencing for possession of large amounts of controlled substances was statutorily imposed by the “Rockefeller Law”, which law required severe jail terms with the maximum being life imprisonment. There is a new complicated sentencing structure for drug crimes depending on the amount of the drugs and the past record of the defendant.
The following is a chart of sentences for felony drug crimes since the abolition of the Rockefeller Law:
New Sentencing Chart for Drug Offenses
Under Rockefeller Drug Law Reform
| Class Felony | Determinate Sentence Term | Post-Release Supervision | Probation Permitted |
| A-I First Offense | 8 – 20 | 5 | No |
| A-I Prior Non-Violent | 12 – 24 | 5 | No |
| A-I Prior Violent | 15 – 30 | 5 | No |
| A-II First Offense | 3 – 10 | 5 | Yes/Life1 |
| A-II Prior Non-Violent | 6 – 14 | 5 | Yes/Life1 |
| A-II Prior Violent | 8 – 17 | 5 | No |
| B First Offense | 1 – 9 | 1 – 2 | Yes/251 |
| B | 2 – 9 | 1 – 2 | Yes/251 |
| B Prior Non-Violent | 3½– 12 | 1½ – 3 | Yes/Life1 |
| B Prior Violent | 6 – 15 | 1½ – 3 | No |
| C First Offense | 1 – 5½ | 1 – 2 | Yes/5 |
| C Prior Non-Violent | 2 – 8 | 1½ – 3 | No |
| C Prior Violent | 3½ – 9 | 1½ – 3 | No |
| D First Offense | 1 – 2½ | 1 | Yes/5 |
| D Prior Non-Violent | 1½ – 4 | 1 – 2 | No |
| D Prior Violent | 2½ – 4½ | 1 – 2 | No |
| E First Offense | 1 – 1½ | 1 | Yes/5 |
| E Prior Non-Violent | 1½ – 2 | 1 – 2 | No |
| E Prior Violent | 2 – 2½ | 1 – 2 | No |
1 Requires recommendation of DA and material assistance in prosecution of drug offense.
There are several programs available to drug crime defendants that reduce or eliminate the need for jail based on successful completion of the program. The attorney for the defendant must get the defendant pre-approved for most of the available programs.
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Hours after the most recent noose was found hanging on a chain-link fence, Hempstead officials and black clergy members sang "We Shall Overcome" at the news conference attended by about 150 people.
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