Brandon Cruz

5 days ago | nypost.com | Brandon Cruz

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1 week ago | nypost.com | Brandon Cruz

A Long Island driver burned to death early Thursday when his car burst into flames after smashing into a historic Quaker meeting house — and cops are not ruling out the crash was a potential hate crime. The unidentified SUV operator swerved off the road at high speed and crashed into the Quaker Society of Friends Meeting House in Manhasset off Northern Boulevard in Nassau County just before 6 a.m., instantly engulfing the vehicle in flames, authorities said.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Georgett Roberts |Brandon Cruz

Cop cars in the US would be equipped with EpiPens in memory of a Long Island teen baseball player who died from an allergic reaction to peanuts, according a bipartisan bill introduced in Congress this week. Long Island Reps Laura Gillen (D) and Andrew Garbarino (R) said the bill would ensure the feds pony up $25 million to dole out to states to buy the critical life-saving allergic-reaction treatment for officers and train them in their use.

1 week ago | aol.com | Georgett Roberts |Brandon Cruz

Cop cars in the US would be equipped with EpiPens in memory of a Long Island teen baseball player who died from an allergic reaction to peanuts, according a bipartisan bill introduced in Congress this week. Long Island Reps Laura Gillen (D) and Andrew Garbarino (R) said the bill would ensure the feds pony up $25 million to dole out to states to buy the critical life-saving allergic-reaction treatment for officers and train them in their use.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Brandon Cruz |Matt Troutman

The peace on bucolic Fishers Island – an uber-exclusive getaway far off Long Island only reachable by boat – has been shattered by a platoon of police officers who broke into a home with crowbars and forcefully kicked out ferry workers living there, a shocking new lawsuit claims. The $2 million suit filed by Fishers Island Ferry District officials argues the snooty town and Southold police have been trespassing at 357 Whistler Ave.