Robbery in Hicksville; ATM fraud in Suffolk
Nassau police are looking for three men they say were involved in a gunpoint robbery that took place in Hicksville.
Police say on May 1, the men entered Park Happy Farm on South Oyster Bay Road and demanded cash from the clerk working at the store. Two of the suspects pointed handguns at the victim, police said.
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Nassau police are looking for three men they say were involved in a gunpoint robbery that took place in Hicksville.
Police say on May 1, the men entered Park Happy Farm on South Oyster Bay Road and demanded cash from the clerk working at the store. Two of the suspects pointed handguns at the victim, police said.
Police say the men took a black handbag containing money and ran out the door. Police say they believe the suspects drove away in an older model white Plymouth Caravan with another person driving.
Suffolk police and their Crime Stoppers department are looking for what appears to be six different men on suspicion of making unauthorized withdrawals at various Bank of America ATMs.
Police say the men used a skimming device that cloned a victim's card used legitimately at Suffolk County banks.
The cloned cards were used at banks located in Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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