From left, Eddie Vailes, 57, John Vailes, 28, Aneesah Vailes,...

From left, Eddie Vailes, 57, John Vailes, 28, Aneesah Vailes, 24, and Malik Harris, 17, were arrested Wednesday during a search-warrant raid in Freeport and now face weapons and drug-possession charges, police said. (April 21, 2010) Credit: NCPD

Five people, three of them from the same family, were arrested during a search-warrant raid in Freeport Wednesday and now face weapons and drug-possession charges, police said.

The raid at 85 Union St. was the result of a six-month investigation, Nassau County police said. Police seized two semiautomatic weapons as well as crack cocaine, oxycodone and methadone.

Arrested were three residents of the house: Eddie Vailes, 57, John Vailes, 28, and Aneesah Vailes, 24. Police could not immediately say how the three were related.

Also arrested were Malik Harris, 17, of 3 Charlick Pl. in Freeport, and Rashard Willis, 31, of 17 Davis St., of Roosevelt.

Police said John Vailes was charged with "multiple counts" of third-degree criminal sale and possession of a controlled substance and three counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon. Eddie Vailes and Willis were each charged with two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a weapon and fifth-degree possession of a controlled substance.

Aneesah Vailes and Harris were each charged with third-degree and fourth-degree possession of a dangerous weapon and fifth-degree possession of a controlled substance, according to police.

All five were scheduled for arraignment Thursday in First District Court, Hempstead.

Port Jefferson and Amityville are dropping their varsity football programs for the 2026 season. Port Jefferson doesn't have enough players to field a team, while Amityville have enough healthy upperclassmen to field a team. Newsday's High School Sports Editor Gregg Sarra reports.

'That's a shame' Port Jefferson and Amityville are dropping their varsity football programs for the 2026 season. Newsday's High School Sports Editor Gregg Sarra reports.

Port Jefferson and Amityville are dropping their varsity football programs for the 2026 season. Port Jefferson doesn't have enough players to field a team, while Amityville have enough healthy upperclassmen to field a team. Newsday's High School Sports Editor Gregg Sarra reports.

'That's a shame' Port Jefferson and Amityville are dropping their varsity football programs for the 2026 season. Newsday's High School Sports Editor Gregg Sarra reports.

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