Reports from county or village police, March 28-April 3

Garden City South

A laptop computer was discovered stolen March 29 from a vehicle parked on Brompton Road South.

A GPS unit and an iPod were discovered stolen from a vehicle parked on Dorchester Road on April 1.

A briefcase and books were discovered stolen April 1 from a vehicle parked on Dorchester Road.

Glen Cove

A 33-year-old man was arrested March 31 on Glen Cove Avenue on disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges.

A 23-year-old man was arrested April 3 on Fairmont Place and charged with driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of an accident and operating a motor vehicle without a license.

Locust Valley

The lock on a door at East Egg Realty on Birch Hill Road was discovered damaged March 31.

New Hyde Park

A safe, cash and jewelry were discovered stolen following a burglary on Queens Lane on March 28.

Jewelry and cash were among items stolen March 30 from a residence on Aladdin Avenue.

A watch was stolen from a locker at a gym facility on Marcus Avenue on March 31.

Syosset

A lamp post was discovered damaged March 31 on Calvin Street.

Westbury

A GPS unit and a radio were discovered stolen from a vehicle on Nursery Lane on March 31.

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Baldwin

Money and a meat slicer were stolen from Bridgeside Deli on Atlantic Avenue on April 1.

Hicksville

Money was stolen March 31 from

a locker at NY Sports Club on Duffy Avenue.

Massapequa

Two excavating machines were discovered damaged March 29 at a construction site in a Sunrise Mall parking lot. Damage was valued at $14,000.

On April 1, a 9-year-old boy playing in front of his home on Rose Street was asked by an unknown man driving a white van for help in finding a lost dog.

Plainview

Eighty-five bras were stolen from Victoria Secret on Birch Hill Road on March 28.

Wantagh

Otto's Delicatessen on Park Avenue was burglarized March 30. A security gate on a rear window was removed, and $100 from the cash register was stolen.

Westbury

A GPS unit and a radio were discovered stolen from a vehicle on Nursery Lane on March 31.

Compiled by Mary Beth Foley

and Sabrina Monroe

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