Police say two men have been charged with stealing musical...

Police say two men have been charged with stealing musical instruments from the Carle Place High School, after they were caught at a different school in town this week. Credit: Howard Schnapp

Two men were charged with burglary after police said they jumped off the roof of a Carle Place elementary school as officers responded to a school alarm, Nassau police said.

As officers checked the inside of the Rushmore Elementary School on Rushmore Avenue, other officers, canvassing the outside, spotted the two men on the roof around 3:15 a.m., police said.

The duo, Gem Hattat, 27, of Lindenhurst, and Jarrett Boyarsky, 27, of Westbury, have been charged with burglary and attempted burglary at another Carle Place school and a Massapequa motorcycle store, the police statement said.

Hattat and Boyarsky were charged with breaking into Carle Place High School on Cherry Lane on June 4, when police said they took musical instruments and damaged a smartboard and laptop.

Boyarsky was charged with breaking into the high school a second time, on June 10, and taking more musical instruments, police said.

Hattat, the police said, broke into Island Power Sports on Sunrise Highway in Massapequa on June 18, but no loss was reported.

Arraignment information was not available online Tuesday afternoon.

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