In attendance representing SCCPAAA was Tom Ryan

October 2025 had 591 incidents, down from 651 last year for the same period.
Therefore, compared to last year, incidents decreased by 8.3%
These incidents included:

• 0 Homicide
• 13 Aggravated Assaults
• 5 Burglaries (4 Residential, 1 Commercial)
• 1 Robbery
• 5 Grand Larcenies Auto
• 1 Trigger Pulls

There were 301 arrests on 425 charges in October including:

• 14 Assaults
• 2 Burglaries
• 74 Drugs
• 3 Robbery

October 2025 had 7 drug overdoses with 0 fatalities,
compared with October 2024 with 5 overdoses and  fatality.

October 2025 had 632 motor vehicle crashes compared to October 2024 with 668 crashes, down .9%.

• 3 SPI / 1 Fatal
• 68 leaving the scene
• 1 DWI related

There were 22 arrests for DWI with 22 charges.

Officers wrote 2667 tickets.
Highway Bureau SITE Unit issued 102 additional tickets.

Reported by Tom Ryan

3rd Police Precinct Meeting opened at 07:08 pm on Tuesday, October 7, 2025 at the Brentwood Public Library, not at the Islip Public Library 71 Monell Ave., Islip, NY as originally advertised.

Apologies were offered to the attendees as this was unexpected as a result of construction work at the Islip Library.  Several people went to the Islip Library and were late as a result.

Next Meeting: Tuesday, November 4 at 7:00 pm at the Bay Shore – Brightwaters Public Library

1 S Country Rd., Brightwaters  11718

Meeting attendance was a little light with 20 civilians and 4 Police Officers

• COPE Officer John Wright opened the meeting and welcomed all.  He introduced the other officers in attendance as well as the local politicians.  Then he turned the meeting over to Inspector Mike Kelly.

Inspector Mike Kelly reported the following:

• The opening slide showed the latest statistics.  Overall numbers are still down for the year.  Murder/manslaughter is up from 3 in 2024 to 10 thus far this year.  While a serious issue, all homicides this year have been cleared.  They either knew each other or were somehow connected.  There is no discernible pattern to the crime that would indicate a coordinated or serial criminal presence.
• On 9/9a domestic dispute resulted in the stabbing death of a woman.
• On 9/12 a traffic stop resulted in an arrest for crack/cocaine possession and an illegal handgun.
• On 9/14 a call to the 1683 Sports Bar & Grille, West Islip found a fight between the Pagans and the Demons of Hell ongoing.

• At the Club 112, Central Islip, the State Liquor Authority was called to the scene and Failure to display license, Failure to maintain records, failure to maintain security, and several fire code and food service violations.
  • 2 subjects were arrested for a shooting last year.  A fleeing biker was stopped and was found in possession of a loaded handgun and a knife.

• LIRR Bayshore Operation:
  • On 10/2/25 the Narcotics Section led a buy, bust sting in response to numerous complaints of the drugs trafficking, prostitution, violent crimes and other quality of life issues
  • 12 subjects arrested for 7 felony and 8 misdemeanor charges
  • 2 confirmed gang members arrested
  • Received information on a drug overdose death that occurred and is being investigated
  • Also for the month of September, over 100 P,W,T’s were conducted (Park, Walk, and Talks)
  • 6 arrests for trespassing – 21 drug related arrests (5 for felonies)-12 warrants cleared
  • Human Trafficking Detectives are gathering information on known prostitutes in an effort to get their cooperation in the future
  • Behavioral Health, Hands Across LI and Coalition for the homeless plannedorperformed outreach

• At the Heyward and Washington shopping area, which has been a problem area for drugs and vagrancy, a camera has been installed which has brought down the number of incidents.

The Central American parade in BayShore was a big success, the 3rd Precinct was present to control crowds as well as marching in the parade.

There was a large turnout of police for the Blessing of the Blue Shields at St. Patrick’s Church in Bay Shore.

It was again mentioned that the Auxiliary Police are a valuable asset to the Precinct and people can consider joining.

The Suffolk Marathon is scheduled for October 19.  Plan accordingly to avoid road closures.

The meeting ended for one-on-ones with the presentation of the Phone Numbers and social media sites that contact the 3rd precinct for non-emergency issues.

Meeting adjourned at 7:40pm

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3rd Police Precinct Meeting opened at 07:05 pm on Tuesday, June 3, 2025 at the Brentwood Library 34 Second Avenue, Brentwood

Next Meeting: July 1 meeting is Cancelled
	Tuesday, August 5 is National Night Out at Roberto Clemente Park-details will be posted
	Tuesday, September 2 Possibly Next Meeting

Meeting was well attended, approximately 42 people and 9 Officers which included Auxiliary POs

-   Inspector Dave Regina opened the meeting, welcomed all and explained the format.  He mentioned that Mike Kelly is now involved with Homeland Security and Mike Teplansky is the Deputy Inspector at the 2nd Precinct.  He introduced Eric Dagastino, Matt McKee and James Lennon as new members of the 3rd Precinct.

-   3rd Precinct Year To Date Crime Statistics Presented
	Overall numbers for crime are down while expanded rape is up slightly
	Specific local issues are being addressed via this meeting and COPE efforts

-   The Regional Program Director of MADD, Isai Fuentes, talked about the 45 yr history of the group and who, what they are and the services and programs they provide.
	
-   A stabbing at Roberto Clemente Park on May 2nd was reported and detectives are asking for anyone with information to come forward.  Wasn’t a random act, not a threat going into the park.

 -   A Brentwood woman was arrested on May 3rd for killing a man at the Bay Shore train station.

-   A motor vehicle/motorcycle crash in Brentwood on May 11th resulted in the death of the motorcyclist.

-   A shotgun fired in Bay Shore on May 7th resulted in charges of reckless endangerment and criminal trespass.

-   Precinct SOT (Special Operations Team) Detectives conducted a targeted enforcement operation in and around the Bay Shore railroad station on May 13th that resulted in 2 arrests for possession and conspiracy to sell crack/cocaine.

-   Hot Spot Policing around the Bay Shore train station on May 15th resulted in an arrest for possession of cocaine, heroin, Percocet, and a loaded stolen handgun.  The person arrested also had a suspended license and 12 outstanding warrants.

-   Hot Spot Policing in Bay Shore on May 30th resulted in an arrest for possession and criminal use of drug paraphernalia (crack cocaine, amphetamines and U.S. currency were recovered).

-   6 Other Hot Spot Policing arrests around Bay Shore in the month of May.  One arrestee has been arrested 6 times since February 2024.

-   Pedestrian/MV crashes reported as an 89 year old man was struck on Connetquot Ave., Islip and a 5 year old was struck in a parking lot in Bay Shore both on May 18th.

-   Police are doing what they can regarding ATV/E-Bike and dirt bike use on the streets by citing and confiscating when they can.

-   ShotSpotter reported an incident in Central Islip on May 25th but no one was located.  Further investigation found a 13 yr old with a gunshot wound to the knee from that location.

-   An E-Bike/MV crash in Bay Shore on May 27th resulted in the bike rider receiving critical injuries.  A second crash in Kings Park on May 13th resulted in serious injuries to the bike rider too.

-   Slides were presented on the definition of an E-Bike and who can ride them and where.

-   Illegally parked vehicles parked in Brentwood on May 30th were impounded for the second time, the owner was cautioned about future violations.

-   More scams are appearing regarding banking and everyone is cautioned to be aware at all times.  Do not give personal info over the phone to anyone.

-   The Puerto Rican-Hispanic Day Parade on June 1, 2025 was a big success and enjoyed by all.

-   Auxiliary Police need volunteers and it is a great way to be involved and give back.


Meeting adjourned at 8:45pm

Dear Alumni Members,
 
Here are the major September 2025 statistics for the 1st Precinct which held its community meeting on October 2, 2025:

371 arrests;
5 commercial burglaries;
2 residential burglaries;
0 robberies;
468 car crashes with 50 leaving the scene, 0 serious injuries; and
8 motor vehicle thefts.

Inspector Brendan Forte, the 1st Precinct Commanding Officer, conducted the meeting.  He said that auto thefts continue, especially in the early morning when a driver stops at a convenience store for coffee and leaves the car running.

It was announced of a new drone program in the County controlled at Police Headquarters in Yaphank.  The Precinct drone will be able to reach the scene faster than the car unit and will be able to survey the surrounding area for any associated problems.  The 1st Precinct will receive its drone shortly.

The next community meeting will be November 6, 2025.  The time and place will be announced.  All residents are welcome.

Justin Cooper
Peter Colli
1st Precinct Coordinators

4th Precinct Community Meeting 9-2-2025


Inspector Patrick Mahan ran tonight’s meeting.  Lauri Murphy, Robert Murphy and Rich Perez of the SCCPAA board were present.

A presentation on Intranasal Narcan was made by an SCPD Academy instructor. It was very informative. The presentation described Opioids and Opiates as well as the administration of Narcan to individuals that may be suffering from exposure. An overview of the medical training that the police academy recruits go through was also presented.

The Inspector ran a PowerPoint presentation that showed crime statistics in the 2nd precinct. He explained the trends for various crimes in the precinct. Total property/violent crime decreased 15.4% compared to last year. (Year to date).

Traffic stop activity increased 0.8% in the precinct (Moving/Other) compared to last year. (again Year to date)

There were 50 fatal motor vehicle crashes in the precinct so far this year which is a 17% decrease.

The Cannabis Enforcement Initiative continued this month. Compliance checks were performed at various retailers regarding the sale of Cannabis, vaping and related products. Seven locations in the precinct were inspected for compliance.

On August 26th an e-Bike rider was seriously injured in a motor vehicle crash in Ronkonkoma. The e-Bike was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Hawkins Ave and School Street. The rider was transported to Stony Brook University Hospital and was treated for serious injuries.

Two men were robbed in the south parking lot of the Ronkonkoma Long Island Railroad station. The case is under active investigation with the 5th squad detectives.

The precinct participated in National Night Out at the Smith Haven Mall on August 5th. It was a tremendous success.

The next community meeting will be held on October 7th at the Nesconset Library. The meeting begins at 7PM.