Long Island Police News & Blotter

Daily police reports, arrest records, DWI blotter, and law enforcement updates from Nassau County Police (NCPD), Suffolk County Police (SCPD), and New York State Police Troop L.

1291 Police Reports 248 Nassau County 226 Suffolk County 508 DWI Cases

About Long Island Police Coverage

Long Island Traffic monitors police press releases, daily blotter reports, and arrest records from three law enforcement agencies covering Nassau and Suffolk County. Our automated pipeline ingests reports from the Nassau County Police Department (NCPD) headquartered in Mineola, the Suffolk County Police Department (SCPD) with 7 precincts across Suffolk County, and New York State Police Troop L which patrols Long Island's parkways and expressways.

NCPD serves approximately 1.4 million residents across Nassau County's cities, villages, and unincorporated areas. SCPD covers 1.5 million residents across the 912 square miles of Suffolk County. NYSP Troop L handles traffic enforcement on state parkways including the Southern State, Northern State, Meadowbrook, Wantagh, Sagtikos, and the Long Island Expressway service roads.

Reports are sourced from official press releases published by each department. All individuals referenced in arrest reports are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Charges listed are allegations as reported by law enforcement agencies.

Police Departments

NCPD Nassau County Police Department
Headquarters
1490 Franklin Ave, Mineola, NY 11501
Phone
516-573-7300
Emergency
911
Coverage
Nassau County (1.4M residents)
Commissioner
Patrick Ryder
View Nassau Reports
SCPD Suffolk County Police Department
Headquarters
30 Yaphank Ave, Yaphank, NY 11980
Phone
631-852-2000
Emergency
911
Coverage
Suffolk County (1.5M residents, 7 precincts)
Commissioner
Rodney Harrison
View Suffolk Reports
NYSP New York State Police — Troop L
Headquarters
535 Broadhollow Rd, Melville, NY 11747
Phone
631-756-3300
Emergency
911
Coverage
LI Parkways: Southern State, Northern State, Meadowbrook, Wantagh, Sagtikos, LIE

Latest Police Reports

MODERATE News 12 Oct 20, 12:29 PM

16 Arrested in State Car Insurance Fraud Probe That Included Suffolk County, Hochul Says

MODERATE NCPD Oct 19, 11:14 AM

Pedestrian, 44, Struck by Car on Linden Boulevard in Elmont; Road Closed Then Reopened

Nassau County
MODERATE News 12 Long Island Oct 18, 6:54 PM

Islip Woman Charged With DWI After Car Hits Ambulance Loading Patient in Bay Shore

Suffolk County
CRITICAL Editorial Oct 18, 2:17 PM

Sunken Meadow toll plaza: two fatal crashes a week apart, and what State Police and State Parks have said

Suffolk County
MAJOR SCPD Oct 14, 11:38 PM

75-Year-Old Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Middle Island Crash on Church Lane

Suffolk County
MAJOR Southampton Pd Oct 14, 8:26 PM

Riverhead Man Arrested for DWI After Two-Car Crash and Hit-and-Run in Flanders

Suffolk County
MODERATE News 12 Long Island Oct 13, 5:45 PM

Driver, 21, Charged After Short Freeport Police Chase Ends With Crash Onto E. Seaman Avenue Lawn

Nassau County
CRITICAL SCPD Oct 12, 7:48 PM

Motorcyclist Killed After Losing Control on William Floyd Parkway in Shirley, Road Closed for Hours

Suffolk County
MAJOR Southampton Pd Oct 11, 12:00 PM

Middle Island Man Charged With DWI After Crashing Into Utility Pole on Schwenks Road in Water Mill

Suffolk County
UNKNOWN Editorial Oct 11, 11:07 AM

State Police Troop L logged 22 DWI entries on Long Island, Oct. 4–10, with 19 overnight

MINOR Newsday Oct 9, 5:30 AM

Shooting at Bellport LIRR Station Disrupts Montauk Branch Service; Suspect Group Fled Before Police Arrived

Suffolk County
CRITICAL SCPD Oct 6, 2:01 PM

Daniel Gomez, 65, of Brentwood Charged After Fatal Lindenhurst Hit-and-Run on Sunrise Highway

Suffolk County
UNKNOWN Editorial Oct 3, 5:00 PM

11 of 15 State Police Troop L DWI entries on Long Island logged overnight, Sept. 26–Oct. 2

CRITICAL SCPD Oct 2, 1:52 PM

85-Year-Old Hauppauge Man Dies After Medical Emergency Sends Truck Into Tree on Hawkins Avenue in Lake Ronkonkoma

Suffolk County
CRITICAL NCPD Oct 1, 5:44 PM

Skeletal Human Remains Found in Wooded Area of Manhasset Park; Nassau County Homicide Squad Investigating

Nassau County
CRITICAL SCPD Sep 30, 4:47 AM

Man Fatally Shot at North Bellport Park; Homicide Squad Investigating

Suffolk County
MODERATE SCPD Sep 29, 5:52 PM

Three Charged With Animal Neglect After Port Jefferson Roof Fire Exposes 13 Animals in Deplorable Conditions

Suffolk County
MODERATE SCPD Sep 25, 10:58 PM

Four Arrested at Huntington Station Deli During Joint SLA Inspection, Including Cocaine Charges and Gambling Violations

Suffolk County
MODERATE NCPD Sep 25, 9:27 AM

Hicksville Registered Sex Offender Arrested on Child Pornography and Reporting Charges

CRITICAL NCPD Sep 24, 8:52 PM

Alleged Drunk Driver Arrested After Serious Crash on Franklin Avenue in Franklin Square

Nassau County

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I look up recent arrests on Long Island?

Long Island Traffic publishes daily arrest reports sourced from NCPD and SCPD press releases. Visit our arrests page for the latest. For official records, contact the arresting agency or the Nassau/Suffolk County Clerk's office.

How do I contact Nassau County Police?

For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergencies, call the NCPD Communications Bureau at 516-573-7300. NCPD headquarters is located at 1490 Franklin Avenue, Mineola, NY 11501.

How do I contact Suffolk County Police?

For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergencies, call 631-852-2000. SCPD has 7 precincts across Suffolk County. Headquarters is at 30 Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank, NY 11980.

What is the NYSP Troop L blotter?

New York State Police Troop L publishes a daily blotter of incidents on Long Island's state parkways (Southern State, Northern State, Meadowbrook, Wantagh, Sagtikos). We ingest these reports daily and publish traffic-relevant incidents including accidents, DWI arrests, and hit-and-runs.

Are people listed in arrest reports guilty?

No. All individuals referenced in police reports are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Charges listed are allegations as reported by law enforcement. An arrest does not imply guilt.