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Crimes Nearby: Jewelry Stolen From Commack Home

The following arrest information was supplied by the Suffolk County Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Hauppauge

Eric Latimer, 53, of Wyandanch, was arrested on March 5 in Hauppauge on a petty larceny charge, a misdemeanor. Police said Latimer bought gas from a gas station with an employee card that did not belong to him.

Jose Villanueva, 39, of Medford, was arrested on March 6 in Hauppauge on a second-degree criminal impersonation charge, a misdemeanor. According to police, Villanueva was in an accident in a 2004 Nissan at 750 Motor Parkway and identified himself as someone else.


Smithtown
Police said an Islip man knocked a woman to the ground, punched and kicked her, and then stole money from her. Steven Hansen, 28, of Islip, was arrested on March 3 in Smithtown on a second-degree robbery charge, a felony.

James Kalamaras, 39, of East Setauket, was arrested on March 5 in Smithtown on a second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle charge, a misdemeanor.

Commack 

Edward Harnisch of Commack, was arrested March 9 at 595 Commack Road in Smithtown after allegedly hitting a 2007 Lincoln with his vehicle and then fleeing the scene.

Barbara Sanchez, 47, of Commack, was arrested on a charge of grand larceny March 10 for allegedly stealing jewelry from a home on Otsego Place between October 1 and December 31 of 2012.

 

Miller Place

Robert Endlekofer, 52, of Miller Place, was arrested March 5 at 8:51 p.m. in Mt. Sinai and was charged with aggravated DWI under Leandra's Law, a felony. Police responded to a call that the driver of a 1991 GMC Sierra pickup truck, with a snow plow attached to the front, was driving erratically. Police stopped him on Mt. Sinai-Coram Road and discovered a 15-year-old child was in the vehicle; according to police, Endlekofer was intoxicated.

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Nancy Bachthaler May 20, 2013 at 11:05 am
Apparently you are not the only one this is happening to. From what I understand if these signs areRead More on a main drag somehow they are disappearing in the middle of the night. Hmmm, now I wonder who or what organization could be doing this illegal act? I'm not going to make an educated guess who could be involverd in this deed but I think if Kings Parkers do some research they are smart enough to figure out who does not want the real facts of the "Uplands Project" to come to light. Displaying these signs is a way of making the public aware of the atrocity of this project. Questions will then be asked. Making a night run to remove them is, at the least, a cowardly act that should be publicized every time it occurs!
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