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A4 » THE LONG-ISLANDER « AUGUST 3, 2017 LonglslanderNews.com Please mention The Long Islander Newspapers when doing business with our advertisers. < Compried by Andren Maeblew sh News Briefs ram Aund ntian i PD: Commack Man Struck, Killed By Van <_ An 81-year-old Commack man was killed Friday morning, when he was walking along New Highway and struck by a van, Suffolk police said. Marvin Bressler was walking on New Highway, 100 feet west of Mo- hegan Lane, at around 9:05 a.m. when he was struck by the 2000 Ford Econoline that was traveling west- bound, Suffolk police said. Bressler was brought by Commack Rescue to Stony Brook University Hos- pital, where he was pronounced dead. The driver of the Ford, Rafael Sori- ano, 58, of Brentwood, was airlifted by Suffolk County Police helicopter to Stony Brook University Hospital, where he was treated for not life-threat- Two ured After Tracg}! Trader, Car Collide: FD - ;~ -_ Two people were mjur Tuesday morning after a trailer and a car collided 'on:the . north service road of the Long Is- landExpressway, fite offici Melville firefighters are. the scene near the intersection w. Walt Whitman Road around 2: 'a.m. and found the tractor tr . and car, winch was overturned wooded area along the road. >> Firefighters used: multxplc Jaws \ce bf Life\ heavy resout t ls to -_ move the driver from was: brought by Melville Rescue Squad to the NassauUmver‘ it} r‘‘lVIcsdlcalCenter 2 ia, ©~~ Firefighters > 'also cut: a pa ~- throughthe brush t . <driver, who was' brough i ington Hospital. - ___ Both drivers. wetéfiedted for not _ . ‘hfe-threatemng mjunes, ancordmg to - Pair Wanted For Ques- tioning in Larceny Case Suffolk police are trying to identify two women they say stole from a Huntington Station department store last month. Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Second Precinct Crime Section officers are seeking the public's help to identify the women, - pictured, Police said the women stole cos- metics from the K-Mart at 839 New York Ave. on July 26, 2:41 p.m. The women put cosmetics valued at ap- proximately $300 in a backpack and left the store without paying for it, ac- cording to police. ,1na Photo/Google Maps Pictured is a stretch of New Highway in Commack, where an 81-year-old man was struck and killed by a van on Friday. ening injuries. The van was impounded for a safety check and the investigation is continu- ing. Detectives are asking anyone with information about the crash to contact the Fourth Squad at 631-854-8452. Visitation for Bressler was held at 1.J. Morris funeral home in Dix Hills. Bressler was interred at New Monte- fiore Cemetery in West Babylon. Suffolk County Crime Stoppers of- fers a cash reward of up to $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest. Anyone with information about this crime is asked to call anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential. FD: No Injuries After Pool House Goes Up In Flames The pool house of a Northportcon- dominium development went up in flames Saturday afternoon, officials said. The Northport Fire Department re- sponded to the blaze at the Harbour Point development, which is off of Harbour Point Drive, at around 12:40 p.m. - The pool house was engulfed when firefighters arrived. They attacked the blaze and stopped it from spreading to the attached clubhouse, which did sus- tain smoke and water damage, fire of- ficials said. The blaze was brought under con- trol within 20 minutes. There were no injuries reported, ac- cording to fire officials. Nearly 50 firefighters operated at seene with four engines and two am- bulances. An additional engine re- sponded from the East Northport Fire Department. The Centerport Fire De- partment provided a rapid interven- tion team. . Suffolk County Fire-Rescue Coor- dinators also provided assistance Firefighters work the scene of a fire Saturday afternoon, when the pool house at a Northport condominium de- velopment went up in flames. Units were under the command of Chief Brad Wine, and supported by assistant chiefs John Jacobsen and Dennis Sheridan. ~ The fire, which officials said ap- peared to be accidental, is under in- vestigation by the Suffolk Police Ar- son Squad, Northport Police and Town of Huntington Fire Marshal.
