Hempstead-North Hempstead police report

Reports from county or village police, May 23-29

Baldwin

A business on Merrick Road was burglarized May 25. Entry was made through the front door. Nothing was reported missing.

Elmont

A 2004 BMW sedan parked on Norfolk Drive West was stolen May 23.

A 2000 Plymouth Voyager parked on Dutch Broadway was stolen May 23.

A pocketbook was stolen from a vehicle parked on Norfolk Drive West on May 23.

A pedestrian on Greenway Boulevard was robbed of a cell phone May 25 by two men, between 18 and 20 years old, armed with a box cutter.

Thefts from two vehicles parked in The Home Depot lot on Hempstead Turnpike occurred May 25. Items stolen included a laptop computer, a GPS unit and a briefcase.

Lynbrook

The rear door of a Monroe Street residence was pried open May 25; jewelry was stolen.

North Valley Stream

A residence on Edna Court was discovered burglarized May 24. Entry was gained through an open second-floor window. Jewelry and $5,000 were stolen.

A catalytic converter was stolen from a 1997 Toyota sport utility vehicle parked at North Central Avenue and Fenwood Drive on May 28.

Rockville Centre

A 38-year-old male was arrested on Grand Avenue on May 27 and charged with three counts of robbery

Uniondale

A 1992 Saturn was stolen from Greengrove Avenue on May 28.

Valley Stream

The Family Pride laundromat on North Central Avenue was burglarized May 25; $450 was stolen.

A GPS unit was stolen May 25 from a vehicle parked in the Sears parking lot at the Green Acres Mall.

Thefts from two vehicles parked in lots at Green Acres Mall were reported May 28. A GPS unit, a camera and boxing gloves were stolen.

Two men allegedly stealing 50 bras from Victoria's Secret in the Green Acres Mall on May 26 were captured on surveillance video.

Thefts from two vehicles parked at Sunrise Multiplex Cinemas occurred May 27. GPS units and an iPad were stolen.

Westbury

A computer and a printer were discovered stolen May 24 from New Faces Development Center on Woodbury Road.

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Bellmore

A Beldell Street residence was burglarized May 28. Jewelry was stolen.

East Farmingdale

Someone entered the yard of H.T. Steel Erectors on Smith Street on May 23 and stole 72 feet of steel pipes and 36 feet of I-beams.

A Greenlawn man, 45, was arrested May 26 and charged with petit larceny for allegedly stealing property from The Home Depot on Route 110.

East Meadow

Jewelry and money were stolen from a residence on Gerald Avenue on May 28. Entry was made through an unlocked rear door.

Hicksville

A vehicle parked at Jet Transport on Midland Avenue was discovered spray-painted May 23.

Massapequa

A catalytic converter was stolen May 26 from a 2002 Toyota parked in a Long Island Rail Road lot at Broadway and Sunrise Highway.

Massapequa Park

Cigarettes and lottery tickets were stolen from a stationery store on Park Boulevard on May 27. A witness observed a man, about 20 years old, running near the location.

Merrick

On May 29, two young men allegedly jumped up and down on a vehicle parked on Thomas Street, causing damage to the vehicle's hood and windshield. One of the subjects was apprehended a short distance from the scene, and the other was arrested at his home.

A man was arrested for causing damage to two vehicles on May 29. He is accused of walking with three acquaintances on Washington Street and throwing a large metal garbage can at two parked vehicles.

The side window of a home on Colonial Avenue was pried open May 25; jewelry and watches were stolen.

North Massapequa

A 2010 Jeep parked on North Hickory Street was discovered smashed with a copper pipe May 29.

Plainview

Items that included a credit card and CDs were discovered stolen May 24 from a vehicle parked at North Shore University Hospital on Old Country Road.

A pocketbook was stolen from a shopping cart at a ShopRite supermarket May 24.

Wantagh

On May 29, a 1999 Lexus being towed on a flatbed became dislodged near the Lighthouse Diner on Sunrise Highway. The vehicle and the diner's steps and railing were damaged. No injuries were reported.

Compiled by Mary Beth Foley

and Sabrina Monroe