Catalytic Converter Theft Ring Busted: Two Sentenced to Prison, Two Awaiting Sentencing
Oliver Morocho, Albert Espinal, Jose Deleon and Geovanny Ortiz Pleaded Guilty to Stealing Catalytic Converters from 13 Vehicles Across Suffolk County in 2024.
Since their Arrests in October 2024, Catalytic Converter Thefts in Suffolk County have Dropped More Than 90%
Unlicensed Contractor Charged for Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument
Robert Cortese Allegedly Lied About Obtaining Town Permits for Residential Construction Project in 2021
Florida Woman and Former Selden Church Bookkeeper Indicted for Grand Larceny
Stacey Hirsch Allegedly Stole Approximately $80,000 from
Selden Church to Use for Personal Expenses
Two Men Sentenced to Prison After Pleading Guilty for Their Involvement in the Thefts of Tires and Rims From 114 Vehicles Across Suffolk County
Randy Woods Sentenced to 5 to 10 years in Prison and Co-Defendant Dwayne Jones Sentenced to 4 to 8 in Prison
Southampton Man And Owner Of Terry Contracting & Materials, Inc. Indicted For Failing To Pay The Prevailing Wage Rate To His Employees
Robert Terry Accused of Shorting Workers $83K
Montauk Businessman Sentenced To 3 To 9 Years In Prison After Re-arrest
Mark Ripolone Was Awaiting Sentence for Grand Larceny Conviction in Suffolk County When He Was Arrested Again in Westchester
District Attorney Charges Former Account Supervisor For Allegedly Stealing More Than $400,000 From St. James Hvac Company
Eleni Kalodis Allegedly Redirected Her Employer’s Vendor Credits to Her Personal Accounts in Order to Fund Lavish Lifestyle
Three New York City Men Arrested For Catalytic Converter Thefts
Jose Deleon, Oliver Morocho, and Albert Espinal Allegedly Stole Catalytic Converters from Vehicles in Centereach, Wyandanch, Central Islip, Brentwood, Bayshore, and West Babylon
Seven Brentwood Store Chain Employees Arrested And Charged With Multiple Felony Counts Of Criminal Sale Of A Controlled Substance
Investigation of the Claros Variedades stores uncovers alleged illegal sales of controlled substances and prescription medications.
Former Long Island Auto Business Owner Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny for Failing to Report $16 Million in Taxable Sales
Timothy Kjaer Faces 4 to 12 Years in Prison if He Does Not Pay $3 Million in Restitution by September 2028