Police: 2 students approached by men in North Merrick
Police are reporting two new cases of "stranger danger" in Nassau County. Officials say both incidents happened in North Merrick. The Bellmore-Merrick School District says on Tuesday evening an
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Sep 12, 2013, 3:51 PM
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Police are reporting two new cases of "stranger danger" in Nassau County.
Officials say both incidents happened in North Merrick.
The Bellmore-Merrick School District says on Tuesday evening an older man in a red car approached a student on Kensington Avenue.
Then yesterday afternoon at the corner of Thelma Avenue and Murray Place, a student says she was followed home by a driver who appeared to be in his mid-20s.
Neither student was hurt.
The incidents follow two other "stranger danger" incidents last week in Seaford and North Massapequa.
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