L. Success burglary leads to arrest of 4

BY ROBERT PELAEZ

A forced entry into a Lake Success residence in January led to Nassau police arrest four individuals who allegedly stole $82,000 worth of possessions in six Nassau burglaries since November, according to ofcials.

Police said they were notifed of the attempted forced entry into the Pine Hill Road residence on Jan. 18. The four allegedly broke a bathroom window in the back of the home to try and enter before an alarm was activated and they fed in a black Ford Edge.

Lake Success police reportedly pulled the car over and found a frearm in the vehicle before arresting David Rodriguez Paez, 25, Andres Delipe Rayo Lugo, 19, Kevin Santiago Siabato Canon, 19, and Andres Felipe Canon Ibanez, 23. Paez, Canon and Ibanez were all from Columbia while Lugo hails from Queens and all were arraigned on Jan. 19, police said.

The four allegedly committed other burglaries in a silver-colored Chevrolet Equinox by breaking into the sides or rears of homes in Herricks, Mineola, Manhasset, Jericho and Plainview from November to January, police said. Once inside the homes, the group stole money, credit cards, jewelry, a .380 frearm and a security system DVD player from the six burglaries, according to police.

The value of all the stolen items was approx- imately $82,000, police said. An Irwin Street residence in Herricks was burgled on Nov. 26, a Roselle Street residence in Mineola was burgled

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