Hempstead clothing store, homes burglarized, police say
Issac Rodriguez-Quinones, 35, was arrested on Sunday, Oct. 2, 2016, and has been charged with burglary in connection with attempted theft at a clothing store and from two homes, police said. Credit: NCPD
Nassau police arrested a man Sunday on multiple burglary charges after he attempted to steal merchandise from a Hempstead clothing store, they said.
Third Squad detectives said Hempstead police officers responded to an alarm at Chief Men’s & Ladies Wear, at 133 Fulton Ave. After officers arrived, they found Isaac Rodriguez-Quinones, 35, hiding in a clothing display and placed him under arrest.
A further investigation by Nassau detectives found that Rodriguez-Quinones burglarized two homes in July, police said. On July 6, Rodriguez-Quinones stole assorted jewelry and cash from a Roslyn Harbor home on Bryant Avenue, police said in a news release. On July 16 he stole two laptop computers and a cellphone from a home on Meadow Street in Garden City, police said.
Rodriguez-Quinones, who police said has no known address, was charged with two counts of second-degree burglary and third-degree burglary. He is scheduled for arraignment Monday at First District Court in Hempstead.
Laura Figueroa Hernandez is the White House correspondent and previously covered New York City politics and government. She joined Newsday in 2012 after covering state and local politics for The Miami Herald.
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