Suspect arrested in connection with L.I. mall shooting
Nassau County police arrested Nicholas Aaron Hibbert after a gun fired during a confrontation with security at Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream.
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Suspect arrested in Long Island mall shooting
Police arrested Nicholas Aaron Hibbert, who is accused of firing a shot during a confrontation with security at Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream.
Suspect trying to steal clothes fires gun, flees Long Island mall without pants
A shoplifting suspect fired his gun during a struggle with a security officer inside Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream. CBS New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.
Watch: Nassau County police update on Green Acres Mall shooting
A suspected shoplifter's gun went off after he was confronted by store security, police said. Click here for more
Police: Suspected shoplifter's gun fired in struggle with Long Island mall security
The gunman fled not fully clothed as stores went into lockdown protocol and police swarmed the mall in Valley Stream.
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1 hurt when driver slams into Long Island doctor's office
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Search continues for suspect in deadly Nassau County shooting
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Search for gunman after deadly shooting at Valley Stream party
One person was killed and four others were injured when shots rang out during a party Monday night on Long Island. CBS New York's Zinnia Maldonado has the latest from police on the scene and the event space owner.
1 dead, several hurt after shooting at Valley Stream party
Nassau County police share an update on a shooting that left at least 1 person dead at a party in Valley Stream.
1 dead, 4 injured after shooting at party in Valley Stream
Police said 50 to 60 people -- many of them underage -- were at the party, which advertised a DJ and alcohol.
Gunfire rings out during party in Valley Stream
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Witnesses report hearing gunshots at party in Valley Stream
Police closed down a block around the scene amid reports of at least five shots being fired. CBS New York's Ali Bauman has the latest.
Gunshots ring out at party in Valley Stream
Police are not giving many details, but witnesses said they heard five gunshots, then saw one person bleeding.
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