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These two interlopers parked their SUV and proceeded to have a public smokes and drinks party on the streets of Elmont. Residents called the police and to their dismay the police never responded.
For over 90 minutes these two interlopers used the public streets to party. On several occasions they were observed replenishing both drink and smoke. The resident who shot this video remarked "They are going to jump into that large vehicle and drive off - putting the entire community at risk because they are driving high and drunk."
With Mangano and Nassau Republicans in the County Legislature busy selling off public assets like Long Island Bus, civilianizing the Police, etc. the streets in communities like Elmont are left to this kind of lawlessness.
Residents took appropriate action by calling the police. They, the police, never responded. Clearly, we must find out why Elmont residents continue to see dramatic decreases in public services as lawn signs and banners from politicians seeking re-election sprout like weed across the community. This can't be right, uh?
To the two “"gentlemen", you know you are wrong. Be better examples and if you are not better examples - in fact, if you are the culprits you portray yourselves to be, then, take your mess elsewhere.”
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After the disastrous move by the County Executive and the Republican Majority to close half of the police precincts in Nassau County, the Democratic caucus was successful in pushing Ed Mangano's back against the wall so that he gave us a signed guarantee that there would not be one less patrol car in any neighborhood. The agreement additionally stated that there would be more law enforcement personnel in all of the policing centers.
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I have lived in Elmont for only two years. During that time I have had to go to neighbors having very loud parties late at night to ask them to tone it down 5 times. I also called the police on 3 occasions when I did not get any results. One night I went for a short drive and encountered 5 loud parties that could be heard blocks away, going on after midnight. Additionally, there would frequently be cars parked outside my house with people sitting in them for hours at a time. Once, when it was obvious that they were smoking pot I approached them. One of them pointed down the block and said it’s OK because he lives down there. I politely suggested that if he wants to continue what he is doing then it would be more OK if he would do it there and not in the street.
Well, first we all need to recognize that these types of behavior are not acceptable. The residents of Elmont should realize that they should not be having loud parties late at night which infringe on the rights of everyone else in the neighborhood. Smoking, drinking in public and other assorted behaviors are not something they are entitled to do at their whim. The neighbors do need to come out and support one another and let these people know that Elmont is not the place to behave this way.
If anyone needs support to confront these people, I am willing to stand with you at any time.
Since when is it wrong to seek justice for everyone including those who meet "your" definition of "animal"? The residents who reported this incident are not thugs. They did the responsible thing.
FYI, I was chased by bat welding thugs who like you, probably saw an "animal" riding a bike through "their neighborhood".
I hope you develop beyond your "natural inclination" though your use of the word "animal" is duly noted.
Stop complianing they most likely live in Elmont!
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