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On Sunday, August 2, 2009, there will be a “Police Surgeons Benevolent Car Show” in memory of Officer Glen Ciano. If you can find US$20.00, feel free to attend Police Surgeons Benevolent Car Show Sponsored By Fr. Thomas A. Judge, Knights of Columbus & Vintage Chevrolet Car Club of L.I. August 2nd 2009 (Rain Date- [...]
If you have not heard by now, it is time to get on moving. Why? The Long Island National Golf Club in Riverhead, NY will hold a benefit (with the aid of FOP Lodge #53) on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 for Nassau County Police Officer Kenneth Baribault who was seriously injured over a year ago on Sunday,May [...]
The sentencing for Rahiem Griffin will happen later today and he faces a maximum of seven years in prison. The sentencing fall on the fifth month of the passing of Suffolk County Officer Glen Ciano. Officer Ciano, a highly regarded veteran cop of twenty-two (22) years, met in a traffic accident on Sunday, February 22, 2009 [...]
Today marks the fifth month of the passing of Suffolk County Officer Glen Ciano. Officer Ciano, a highly regarded veteran cop of twenty-two (22) years, met in a traffic accident on Sunday, February 22, 2009 but unlike the Sunday accident with Nassau County Officer Kenneth Baribault on the (LIE) Long Island Expressway, Officer Ciano was [...]
It took fifty-four (54) weeks for Rahiem Griffin’s trail to begin on Monday, June 1, 2009 and in the blink of an eye, Griffin was convicted yesterday, Monday, June 15, 2009 after the jury deliberated for two (2) days. With the conviction over his head, Griffin faces a maximum of seven years in prison when [...]
The courtroom was fired up to hear testimony and that they did Yesterday from 9/11 survivor, Philip Scarfi, who is also a New York City Firefighter of the Bedford-Stuyvesant’s Engine 235. By now you should have know that Scarfi’s quick thinking and action fifty-four (54) weeks ago helped in improving the chances of Nassau County [...]
While everyone was walking like mad, financial support was rolling in like mad. Long Island’s Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) had a goal of $85,000.00 and with an encouraging support took in over $140,000.00 almost doubling their goal. For more details and to find out how you can take part in future walks, please visit [...]