Rachel Quinn, Beloved Long Island Teacher, Dies At Age 27 Rachel Quinn, Beloved Long Island Teacher, Dies At Age 27 Rachel Quinn, Beloved Long Island Teacher, Dies At Age 27
Rachel Quinn, Beloved Long Island Teacher, Dies At Age 27 A Long Island community is rallying around the family of a 27-year-old teacher and expectant mom who unexpectedly died from a heart abnormality. Rachel Quinn, an educator at the Bretton Woods Elementary School in Hauppauge, where she taught fifth-graders, died on Monday, June 14 at Long Island Community Hospital in East Patchogue. Quinn’s first child, Ellie Anne Quinn, who was expected in weeks, also died, officials said. Born in February 1994, Quinn grew up in Smithtown, attending school in Hauppauge, where she was involved with the cheerleading squad and chorus. She later attended St. …
23-Year-Old Seriously Injured In Two-Vehicle Long Island Crash 23-Year-Old Seriously Injured In Two-Vehicle Long Island Crash 23-Year-Old Seriously Injured In Two-Vehicle Long Island Crash
23-Year-Old Seriously Injured In Two-Vehicle Long Island Crash A 23-year-old suffered serious injuries in a two-vehicle midday crash on Long Island. It happened around 12:45 p.m. Sunday, June 27 in East Farmingdale. Diane Sclafani, age 60, of Centereach, was driving a 2006 Honda Pilot westbound on Conklin Street and attempted to make a left-hand turn into St. Charles/Resurrection Cemeteries when the vehicle was struck by a 2001 Honda motorcycle, Suffolk County Police said. The motorcycle was being driven by Marcos Zavala-Maldonado, age 23, of Wyandanch, who was attempting to pass her on the left side, according to&nb…
Man, Woman From Nassau County Apprehended After Stealing SUV From Long Island Chick-fil-A Man, Woman From Nassau County Apprehended After Stealing SUV From Long Island Chick-fil-A Man, Woman From Nassau County Apprehended After Stealing SUV From Long Island Chick-fil-A
Man, Woman From Nassau County Apprehended After Stealing SUV From Long Island Chick-fil-A Two Long Island residents were arrested for allegedly stealing an SUV at a restaurant last month after an employee left his keys on a table.  An employee at Chic-fil-A, located at 1991 Broadhollow Road, in East Farmingdale, left the keys to a 2014 Chevrolet Traverse on a table in the dining area on Friday, May 28 at approximately 6:55 p.m., said the Suffolk County Police. Another employee asked a customer, Jeffrey Dowling, if they were his keys. Dowling said they were and proceeded to steal the vehicle with his accomplice, Stacy Basso, police said. Earlier report: Know Them? Man, W…
Know Them? Man, Woman Wanted For Stealing SUV From Long Island Chick-fil-A Parking Lot Know Them? Man, Woman Wanted For Stealing SUV From Long Island Chick-fil-A Parking Lot Know Them? Man, Woman Wanted For Stealing SUV From Long Island Chick-fil-A Parking Lot
Know Them? Man, Woman Wanted For Stealing SUV From Long Island Chick-fil-A Parking Lot Click here for an updated story: Man, Woman From Nassau County Apprehended After Stealing SUV From Long Island Chick-fil-A An alert has been issued by police on Long Island as they seek the public’s assistance in identifying and locating a pair of suspects who allegedly stole an SUV from the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant last month. The man and woman are wanted by Suffolk County Crime Stoppers after they allegedly stole a 2014 Chevrolet Traverse from the Chick-fil-A parking lot on Broadhollow Road in East Farmingdale at 6:55 p.m. on Friday, May 28. In the photos, the wom…
Suspect Nabbed For String Of Long Island Robberies Suspect Nabbed For String Of Long Island Robberies Suspect Nabbed For String Of Long Island Robberies
Suspect Nabbed For String Of Long Island Robberies A man allegedly attempted to hide from police after being connected to a string of burglaries at 7-Eleven locations on Long Island over the past week, investigators announced. Officers responded to 7-Eleven in East Farmingdale, located on Broadhollow Road, at around 3:10 a.m. on Monday, May 17, where there was a report of a robbery, Suffolk County Police said. Jonathan Moore, age 32, who police say has no known address, placed merchandise on the counter to purchase, and when the clerk opened the cash register, he allegedly wrestled it away from the employee before fleeing in a black Ho…
Man Seriously Injured After Slamming His Vehicle Into Building On Long Island Man Seriously Injured After Slamming His Vehicle Into Building On Long Island Man Seriously Injured After Slamming His Vehicle Into Building On Long Island
Man Seriously Injured After Slamming His Vehicle Into Building On Long Island Police are investigating a single-vehicle crash in which a man slammed into a Long Island building with his vehicle. The crash took place around 7:30 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 25,  at 590 Smith St., in East Farmingdale, said the Suffolk County Police. The male driver, the lone occupant of the vehicle, was transported to Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow for treatment of a serious leg injury. The business listed at the address is for MMA & Fitness Center. This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice for updates. 
Two Injured When Small Aircraft Slides Off Runway Of LI Airport During Landing Two Injured When Small Aircraft Slides Off Runway Of LI Airport During Landing Two Injured When Small Aircraft Slides Off Runway Of LI Airport During Landing
Two Injured When Small Aircraft Slides Off Runway Of LI Airport During Landing Two people sustained minor injuries after their small aircraft slid off the runway at Republic Airport on Long Island. The incident took place around 8:55 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 20, when the plane's landing gear failed to deploy properly and the aircraft slid off the runway at the airport located in East Farmingdale, said the Suffolk County Police. The two occupants of the plane were transported to Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow for treatment of minor injuries.
12 Nabbed For ‘Fast & Furious’ Style Street Racing On Long Island 12 Nabbed For ‘Fast & Furious’ Style Street Racing On Long Island 12 Nabbed For ‘Fast & Furious’ Style Street Racing On Long Island
12 Nabbed For ‘Fast & Furious’ Style Street Racing On Long Island Police will display vehicles seized during the bust of an undercover drag racing operation during a press conference.  Ten vehicles were seized and a dozen people were arrested, police said, in connection with nine street races that took place in November in East Farmingdale and Deer Park after an undercover operation was conducted by Suffolk County Police. Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone, Suffolk County Police Commissioner Geraldine Hart and Suffolk County police Chief Stuart Cameron will hold a press conference to announce the arrests on Friday, Dec. 4 to release more det…
Suspect At Large After Man Critically Injured In Long Island Stabbing Suspect At Large After Man Critically Injured In Long Island Stabbing Suspect At Large After Man Critically Injured In Long Island Stabbing
Suspect At Large After Man Critically Injured In Long Island Stabbing Detectives are investigating a stabbing that critically injured a man on Long Island. The incident took place around 2:50 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 19, when the victim was found with stab wounds in East Farmingdale, on Smith Street, east of Route 110, said the Suffolk County Police. The victim, whose identity is unknown, was transported to Saint Joseph Hospital in Bethpage for treatment of critical injuries, police said.  Anyone with information is asked to call anonymously to First Squad Detectives at 631-854-8152 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS.
Nassau County Man Accused Of Drag Racing In Suffolk County Nassau County Man Accused Of Drag Racing In Suffolk County Nassau County Man Accused Of Drag Racing In Suffolk County
Nassau County Man Accused Of Drag Racing In Suffolk County Police report a Long Island man was nabbed for drag racing in an incident over the weekend. Zain Javaid, 23, of Farmingdale, was arrested around 2:40 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 15, after officers observed him driving a 2013 Audi AS4 westbound at a high rate of speed while racing another vehicle at the intersection of Allen and Adams Boulevards, in East Farmingdale, said the Suffolk County Police. Javaid was stopped by an undercover drag racing officers, in response to numerous community complaints, the department said. Officers initiated a traffic stop and arrested Javaid. His vehicle was seized …
Dozens Of Cars Destroyed As Fire Spreads To Hotel Parking Lot On Long Island Dozens Of Cars Destroyed As Fire Spreads To Hotel Parking Lot On Long Island Dozens Of Cars Destroyed As Fire Spreads To Hotel Parking Lot On Long Island
Dozens Of Cars Destroyed As Fire Spreads To Hotel Parking Lot On Long Island A midday car fire outside a Long Island hotel rapidly spread to many other vehicles, destroying at least 25 of them. Members of the Melville Volunteer Fire Department responded at approximately 2:45 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 24, to the Huntington Hilton on Broadhollow Road, where there was a reported car fire. Upon arrival, Fire Chief David Kaplan said crews found multiple cars burning in the middle of a storage lot of approximately 1,000 Uber vehicles. With an assist from neighboring fire departments in Plainview, East Farmingdale, Huntington Manor, and Dix Hills, the fire was knocked down in …
Man Drove Drunk Late At Night With Child In Vehicle On Long Island, Police Say Man Drove Drunk Late At Night With Child In Vehicle On Long Island, Police Say Man Drove Drunk Late At Night With Child In Vehicle On Long Island, Police Say
Man Drove Drunk Late At Night With Child In Vehicle On Long Island, Police Say An allegedly drunk man was arrested during a late-night traffic stop on Long Island driving with a child in the car. Damien Farrell, 35, of Queens, was stopped by New York State Police troopers at 2:45 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 23 in East Farmingdale after committing a traffic violation. During the subsequent stop, troopers determined that Farrell was allegedly intoxicated with a child in the vehicle and he was arrested. Farrell was taken into custody and charged with driving while intoxicated, aggravated driving while intoxicated under Leandra’s Law, and endangering the welfare of a child. Fo…