Suffolk deputy police commissioner: No credible threats in the county in wake of Colorado shooting
Police and other leaders say patrols will be stepped up at all LGBTQ+ locations.
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Nov 21, 2022, 12:48 PM
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Updated 756 days ago
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Deputy Police Commissioner Risco Mention-Lewis speaks to News 12 about
what the police department is doing to protect Long Islanders in the
wake of the club shooting Colorado.
Mention-Lewis says there are currently no credible threats to Long Island.
Police and other leaders say patrols will be stepped up at all LGBTQ+ locations.
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