Weekly Safety Report: Drunk Driving and Retail Theft Raise Concerns in Patchogue, New York

This week in Patchogue, New York, two incidents occurred that raised concerns about safety in the area. The first incident involved a woman who was accused of driving drunk at a local supermarket parking lot. Suffolk County Sheriff's Office deputies observed her failing to signal a right turn and exhibiting signs of intoxication during field sobriety tests. She was arrested and taken to the Sheriff's Office Headquarters for further testing. The second incident involved a theft at a Best Buy store, where thieves stole $1,600 worth of routers. Surveillance footage captured two individuals leaving the scene in a black Nissan sedan.

Woman Accused Of Driving Drunk At King Kullen In Patchogue On Christmas Eve

Daily Voice12-27-2023

A 34-year-old woman was observed by Suffolk County Sheriff's Office deputies failing to signal a right turn out of the King Kullen parking lot. She displayed signs of intoxication during field sobriety tests and was subsequently arrested. She was taken to the Sheriff's Office Headquarters for further testing.

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Small Town Shaken by Theft Amidst Rising Retail Crime Wave

New York News12-26-2023

Thieves targeted a Best Buy store on Sunrise Highway in Patchogue, stealing $1,600 worth of routers. Surveillance footage captured two individuals leaving the scene in a black Nissan sedan. The incident has prompted increased attention from Suffolk County Police and Crime Stoppers.

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