<a href="/topics//Nassau_County,_NY">Nassau</a> County police are searching for two men who broke into a cellphone store in <a href="/topics//Oceanside,_NY">Oceanside</a> early Sunday by throwing a brick through the front door, then absconded with a load of merchandise. 
 The men, both wearing hooded sweatshirts, went to the Verizon Store at 3337 <a href="/topics//Long_Beach,_NY">Long Beach</a> Rd. at about 3:20 a.m. and threw a brick through the front window, police said. 
 The men then entered the store and fled with assorted merchandise. The activity and the suspects was captured on a store camera. 
 Police ask anyone with any information on this case to contact <a href="/topics//Nassau_County,_NY">Nassau</a> County Crime Stoppers at 800-244-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.

Nassau County police are searching for two men who broke into a cellphone store in Oceanside early Sunday by throwing a brick through the front door, then absconded with a load of merchandise. The men, both wearing hooded sweatshirts, went to the Verizon Store at 3337 Long Beach Rd. at about 3:20 a.m. and threw a brick through the front window, police said. The men then entered the store and fled with assorted merchandise. The activity and the suspects was captured on a store camera. Police ask anyone with any information on this case to contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 800-244-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.

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