Police: Body of man pulled from waters of Long Beach
The Homicide Squad and Long Beach Police are investigating after a man was pulled from the water Saturday.
•
Aug 20, 2022, 9:13 PM
•
Updated 825 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:38
Exclusive: Deer Park and his family thankful to be alive after car crashes into their home
1h ago1:55
Suffolk PD: Grandmother killed by drunk driver in Middle Island crash was in car with her daughter, granddaughter
1h ago2:10
Meet & greet former Islander Thomas Hickey, anchor Rich Barrabi at Seaford Optimum store
5h ago1:55
Windy weather on Long Island; tracking storm chances for Thanksgiving week
5h ago2:15
Tech advancements, new treatments fuel spike in lung cancer survival rates
8h ago1:26
Record-breaking numbers set at the 16th annual Bethpage Turkey Drive at Bethpage Federal Credit Union
11h ago1:38
Exclusive: Deer Park and his family thankful to be alive after car crashes into their home
1h ago1:55
Suffolk PD: Grandmother killed by drunk driver in Middle Island crash was in car with her daughter, granddaughter
1h ago2:10
Meet & greet former Islander Thomas Hickey, anchor Rich Barrabi at Seaford Optimum store
5h ago1:55
Windy weather on Long Island; tracking storm chances for Thanksgiving week
5h ago2:15
Tech advancements, new treatments fuel spike in lung cancer survival rates
8h ago1:26
Record-breaking numbers set at the 16th annual Bethpage Turkey Drive at Bethpage Federal Credit Union
11h agoThe Homicide Squad and Long Beach Police are investigating after a man was pulled from the water Saturday.
Police say someone was walking by when they saw a man in Reynolds Channel around 1 p.m.
First responders arrived and brought the victim to shore. He was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
Police say there is no criminality suspected at this time.
More from News 12
1:55
Suffolk PD: Grandmother killed by drunk driver in Middle Island crash was in car with her daughter, granddaughter
1:55
Windy weather on Long Island; tracking storm chances for Thanksgiving week
1:38
Exclusive: Deer Park and his family thankful to be alive after car crashes into their home
2:10
Meet & greet former Islander Thomas Hickey, anchor Rich Barrabi at Seaford Optimum store
0:26
Police: Scam suspect posed as South Farmingdale man’s grandson over phone
2:15