Suspect Steals Car With 8-Year-Old Girl Inside On Long Island
Authorities say a short time later the suspect dropped the child off in a parking lot in West Islip. The girl was not hurt.
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Authorities say a short time later the suspect dropped the child off in a parking lot in West Islip. The girl was not hurt.
The clerk and female manager struggled with the suspect, suffering minor injuries.
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