Car Tire Thefts Plague North Massapequa

Maxmf January 13, 2012 at 08:05 pm

It would helpful to know if the vehicles were equipped with locking lug nuts. And it's Infiniti.

David Rosenthal January 14, 2012 at 01:26 am

Call the local precinct. Tell them you want the details. Say you are particularly interested in the type of nuts that secured the rims on the hubs.
They will leave a message with the assigned Detective, and will call you back when he gets the chance. They might ask you your full name and address. Easy.

Kevin January 15, 2012 at 09:33 am

maybe if the 7th pct did more than arrest dwi's we would be safe

ed January 17, 2012 at 03:30 am

Kevin have a few too many?

Jim Doyle January 18, 2012 at 02:06 am

Maybe they should steal all the wheels off the cars at the bars then nobody can drive home drunk, win win situation for everyone :-D

Kevin January 20, 2012 at 06:28 am

I don't drink and drive. The 7th squad is just out of control

K Nelson March 13, 2012 at 06:51 pm

My husband was hit on Lakeshore road in the middle of the day..his car was totaled..he saw the person's face for an moment before the jerk nodded out and swerved into his lane. He saw the car...color and type..but he didn't get the license plate number. He was too stunned and hurt. We had many reasons to believe it was a young man in the neighborhood who is known as a drug addict with a long history of motor vehicle accidents. The detectives stopped by the guys house and can you believe it...the car was in the shop. What a surprise! We asked them to please locate the car so they could see the red paint and damage from our car. All we wanted was our car fixed, nothing more. The detective was going on vacation and told us call him back the next week. THEY DID NOTHING!!!! Perhaps more would have been done if my husband was killed, but I doubt it. Maybe they were really busy giving "being in the park after dark" tickets.