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Members of the SCPD joined elected officials, fellow first responders, and friends and family at the 100th birthday celebration of WWII Veteran John Harry Kellers.   We wish him continued health and happiness. Happy Birthday!

If you plan on hosting a party, please do so responsibly. Limit the invite list to people you know and make sure you don’t have guests under 21 drinking alcohol.  If you host a party with underage drinking, you will be held accountable under the Social Host Law.

Sgt James Hutchens was working on July 2, 1992 in the radio shop garage where he was exposed to lethal levels of CO when a vehicle was inadvertently left running in the shop. The accumulation of fumes proved fatal to Sgt Hutchens. Sgt Hutchens was survived by his wife and son.

The SCPD wishes everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July! As a reminder, the Central Records and Alarm Management offices at Police Headquarters will be closed today.

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SAVE THE DATE! 🎉🎉🎉 National Night Out will be held on Tuesday August 5th at the Holtsville Ecology Center 5-8 PM! Come join the SCPD 5th Precinct and the Town of Brookhaven for a family fun night! 💙🐒🎵🍕🌊😎

Current and former members of the SCPD lined up outside Suffolk County Police Headquarters in Yaphank Friday to celebrate the career of Chief of Department Robert Waring, who retired after more than 39 years of service. Congratulations on your retirement Chief Waring!

P.O. Henry Stewart attempted to apprehend a subject who had committed criminal mischief on 7/11/92. When Stewart reached into the vehicle to grab the keys, the vehicle accelerated and dragged him down the street, fatally injuring him.   He was survived by his wife and 3 children.

The SCPD Marine Bureau responds to waterway incidents and rescues throughout the year, which increase during the summer months. Sgt. Schmidt is reminding residents to take important safety measures to protect themselves and their families for a safe and enjoyable summer.

Deputy Chief Alfred Kohler was appointed to the SCPD at its inception in 1960 after serving as the Chief of Huntington Town PD for 12 years. On 7/14/63, a tire blowout on Route 25A in Fort Salonga caused his vehicle to hit a tree, resulting in his death. He was survived by a son.

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A heat advisory has been issued and the SCPD is advising people to take cautions. It may seem second-nature to check on elderly friends & to not leave children in cars but we don't want you to forget about pets. If your pet is with you, do not leave them unattended in car.

Suffolk County Police Commissioner Kevin Catalina presided over recruit class 24-193 during their graduation ceremony in Hauppauge Friday. Congratulations graduates and best of luck in your careers!

Seven ducklings are safe thanks to the teamwork of SCPD & the NYS DOT. The ducklings were trapped in a storm drain on LIE. An excavator was used to lift the storm drain cover and Highway Patrol officers rescued them. They were released to LI Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation.

The SCPD Lacrosse Team defeated the MTAPD Lacrosse Team 6-4 at Venetian Shores Park in Lindenhurst as part of The Belfast Gastro Pub’s Tunnel To Towers Block Party Fundraiser. Thanks to all who came out to support both teams and support this great cause. Never Forget 🥍🇺🇸🥍.

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This is the time of year to enjoy  the pool & beach we are reminding residents to follow these water safety tips so a day in the water doesn't turn tragic.     No single step is enough—layers of protection help save lives.   Share this with friends and family.