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Water patrols increase to keep boaters safe Police have increased BWI patrols on Long Island waters to ensure people are not boating while intoxicated this summer. The additional patrols will not only be scanning the waterways for boaters under the influence, but will also be checking that Jet Ski operators are properly certified.Police will also be checking that boats are properly equipped with life jackets and other various safety measures. Back to PBA In The News Posted Friday, June 25, 2010 Related info: News 12 Video Coverage (WMV) Newsday Video Coverage (RM) E-mail this page Printer-friendly page Browse more... PBA In The News Editorials	More in PBA In The News Former Nassau DA Denis Dillon, 76, dies Posted: Aug. 16, 2010 Former Nassau County District Attorney Denis Dillon died early Sunday morning at his home in Rockville Centre. Deal leaves more cops in Nassau's Sixth Precinct Posted: Aug. 13, 2010 "My number one concern was when the public walked into that station house, they saw and got the exact-same thing they always got," Carver said. Community upset over precinct plan Posted: Aug. 10, 2010 More than 100 mostly angry and confused community leaders fill North Hempstead Town Hall, upset about Nassau Executive Edward Manganos plans to merge two police precincts. Also: News 12 Video Coverage (WMV) Also: Newsday/TV55 Video Coverage Stay Informed Please enter your Email Address:
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