Long Island weighs in on violent protests at US Capitol
Long Island residents who News 12 spoke to in Hauppauge said they could hardly believe what they saw in Washington, D.C. Wednesday.
•
Jan 7, 2021, 3:28 AM
•
Updated 1,352 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:55
Police: At least 60 threats to LI schools since beginning of school year
6h ago1:37
Funeral services held for woman whose remains were found inside suitcase
6h ago0:19
Police: Close to a dozen catalytic converters stolen from cars across Nassau County
6h ago0:32
Suffolk police search for missing 18-year-old last seen in Smithtown
6h ago2:08
Grueling start to Islanders training camp
7h ago0:20
Police: Person hospitalized with minor injuries in crash involving emergency vehicle
8h ago1:55
Police: At least 60 threats to LI schools since beginning of school year
6h ago1:37
Funeral services held for woman whose remains were found inside suitcase
6h ago0:19
Police: Close to a dozen catalytic converters stolen from cars across Nassau County
6h ago0:32
Suffolk police search for missing 18-year-old last seen in Smithtown
6h ago2:08
Grueling start to Islanders training camp
7h ago0:20
Police: Person hospitalized with minor injuries in crash involving emergency vehicle
8h agoLong Island residents who News 12 spoke to in Hauppauge said they could hardly believe what they saw in Washington, D.C. Wednesday.
More from News 12
0:32
Suffolk police search for missing 18-year-old last seen in Smithtown
1:56
Chance for light rain Friday & Saturday ahead of slight cooldown for start of fall
2:03
What happens behind-the-scenes before community is notified of a potential school threat
1:55
Police: At least 60 threats to LI schools since beginning of school year
1:52
Police: Taxi driver robbed and punched in the head and chest
0:19