Police arrest men allegedly part of Nassau burglary spree
News 12 is told officers pulled over Oreall Thomas and Shaun Williams after they got a call about a theft at a TJ Maxx in Carle Place.
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Dec 14, 2022, 3:37 AM
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8h agoPolice say they have arrested the men behind a burglary spree in Nassau County.
News 12 is told officers pulled over Oreall Thomas and Shaun Williams after they got a call about a theft at a TJ Maxx in Carle Place.
Police say the two also stole over $15,000 in merchandise from other Nassau businesses since June.
Thomas was arraigned on Tuesday. Williams will face a judge in about two weeks.
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