College is a very special time for young adults, giving them their first taste of independence but that independence also comes with risks. NBC’s senior consumer investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins the 3rd Hour of TODAY with important safety advice for college students. […]
The news media business has always been a vibrant part of Long Island life. On Street Smart Tuesday at 6 PM, I’ll host Joe Dowd, Editor and Associate Publisher of Long Island Business News and Jenna Natale, the paper’s Associate Publisher for Sales. […]
April 17, 2022
I was honored to be part of Long Island Business News’ Executive Awards panel discussion at the Crest Hollow Country Club last week. Lots of good comments about the pandemic that’s still with us. […]
Today Show
March 15, 2022
NBC News Senior Consumer Investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen with a closer look at personal safety and protection. As numbers show crime is up, ways to beef up security at your home as well as how to avoid being a target for thieves during everyday activities from commuting to shopping. […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
The news media business has always been a vibrant part of Long Island life. On Street Smart Tuesday at 6 PM, I’ll host Joe Dowd, Editor and Associate Publisher of Long Island Business News and Jenna Natale, the paper’s Associate Publisher for Sales. […]
April 17, 2022
I was honored to be part of Long Island Business News’ Executive Awards panel discussion at the Crest Hollow Country Club last week. Lots of good comments about the pandemic that’s still with us. […]
Today Show
March 15, 2022
NBC News Senior Consumer Investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen with a closer look at personal safety and protection. As numbers show crime is up, ways to beef up security at your home as well as how to avoid being a target for thieves during everyday activities from commuting to shopping. […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
The news media business has always been a vibrant part of Long Island life. On Street Smart Tuesday at 6 PM, I’ll host Joe Dowd, Editor and Associate Publisher of Long Island Business News and Jenna Natale, the paper’s Associate Publisher for Sales. […]
April 17, 2022
I was honored to be part of Long Island Business News’ Executive Awards panel discussion at the Crest Hollow Country Club last week. Lots of good comments about the pandemic that’s still with us. […]
Today Show
March 15, 2022
NBC News Senior Consumer Investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen with a closer look at personal safety and protection. As numbers show crime is up, ways to beef up security at your home as well as how to avoid being a target for thieves during everyday activities from commuting to shopping. […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
April 17, 2022
I was honored to be part of Long Island Business News’ Executive Awards panel discussion at the Crest Hollow Country Club last week. Lots of good comments about the pandemic that’s still with us. […]
Today Show
March 15, 2022
NBC News Senior Consumer Investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen with a closer look at personal safety and protection. As numbers show crime is up, ways to beef up security at your home as well as how to avoid being a target for thieves during everyday activities from commuting to shopping. […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
April 17, 2022
I was honored to be part of Long Island Business News’ Executive Awards panel discussion at the Crest Hollow Country Club last week. Lots of good comments about the pandemic that’s still with us. […]
Today Show
March 15, 2022
NBC News Senior Consumer Investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen with a closer look at personal safety and protection. As numbers show crime is up, ways to beef up security at your home as well as how to avoid being a target for thieves during everyday activities from commuting to shopping. […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
April 17, 2022
I was honored to be part of Long Island Business News’ Executive Awards panel discussion at the Crest Hollow Country Club last week. Lots of good comments about the pandemic that’s still with us. […]
Today Show
March 15, 2022
NBC News Senior Consumer Investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen with a closer look at personal safety and protection. As numbers show crime is up, ways to beef up security at your home as well as how to avoid being a target for thieves during everyday activities from commuting to shopping. […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
April 17, 2022
I was honored to be part of Long Island Business News’ Executive Awards panel discussion at the Crest Hollow Country Club last week. Lots of good comments about the pandemic that’s still with us. […]
Today Show
March 15, 2022
NBC News Senior Consumer Investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen with a closer look at personal safety and protection. As numbers show crime is up, ways to beef up security at your home as well as how to avoid being a target for thieves during everyday activities from commuting to shopping. […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
FOX 5 NY Staff
January 18, 2022
Michael Sapraicone, a former NYPD detective who worked as a transit cop and now owns Squad Security, said the subway can seem scary after these kinds of incidents but they are very rare. […]
Today Show
December 22, 2021
Across the country, brazen burglars have been caught on camera smashing windows, knocking down doors and even impersonating police. NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to tell you everything you need to know to stay safe […]
WABC (ABC)
December 16, 2021
Christmas came early for children in need on Long Island. The founder and CEO of squad Security Michael Sapraicone treated 50 kids in need to an all expense paid shopping spree at Magic Toys and their families to a hot meal at Stop & Shop.
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
Publications
Fox Business News
November 30, 2021
Smash-and-grab robberies and shop lifting are out of control across the country. I discussed the issue this morning with reporter Madison Alworth live on “Fox & Friends” and “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business News this morning” […]
New York City
October 11, 2021
It was a great day on Fifth Ave. as 35,000 showed for the 77th annual Columbus Day Parade. I was honored to once again serve as the parade’s co-chair. Here I am with Columbus Weekend head Angelo Vivolo and Grand Marshall Michael Pascucci.
CBS New York
August 07, 2021
Parents said it happened to their teens at a Citibank ATM on 72nd & Broadway and a Chase ATM on 73rd & Broadway, CBS2’s Thalia Perez reported Friday. […]
News 12 Long Island
June 18, 2021
We’re taking a trip back in time morning honoring our World War II heroes, it’s an interactive experience right here in Nassau County. Caroline Flynn joining us live from the museum of American armor in Bethpage with more […]
Long Island Business News
March 29, 2021
As stated by CEO Mike Sapraicone “I’m honored to be recognized by Long Island Business News for my appointment to the board of directors for Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital.” […]
New York Post
June 04, 2020
It might be safer to rob a bank.
Retailers across the country are boosting their defenses to protect against looting, including by hiring armed guards, planting scouts to keep watch out front and securing storefronts with barbed wire, The Post has learned […]
The Island Now
January 28, 2020
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced on Friday the launch of a yearlong series of programs and events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. “We’re proud to honor our servicemen and ensure present and future generations will continue to appreciate the sacrifice and lessons of World War II,” […]
letters@nypost.com
While Police Benevolent Association chief Patrick Lynch makes some valid points about legislative policies that have placed undue pressure on police officers […]
Daily News
OCT 06, 2020
It was recently reported New York City police officers were cracking down on illegal street vendors, despite a pledge by Mayor de Blasio that this governmental enforcement function would be turned over to some other unnamed agency. Similarly, the mayor promised […]
Times Union
September 4, 2019
A recent proposal by Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Sen. Todd Kaminsky to require New York’s middle and high school students to learn about the murderous underpinnings of the swastika and the noose reveals a far larger issue in today’s classroom. Simply put, if it’s not on the test, it won’t be taught, because educators are currently under enormous pressure to meet specific state-mandated testing criteria […]
New York Daily News
June 24, 2019
Earlier this month, the school system in Lockport, N.Y. (pop.: 20,569), near Niagara Falls, became the first in the nation to begin testing facial recognition technology, much to the consternation of state education officials and the New York Civil Liberties Union. Their concern is justified […]
The New York Times
February 14, 2019
Forty-two gunshots — all fired by the New York City police — rang out Tuesday night outside a cellphone store in Queens. The fusillade, which lasted only 11 seconds, left Detective Brian Simonsen dead. His partner, Sgt. Matthew Gorman, was struck in the thigh. The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery. As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their […]
News 4
February 14, 2019
How does the NYPD train its officers to prepare for live fire confrontation? It’s a question that’s emerging after the friendly fire death of Det. Brian Simonsen […]
Lomg Island Weekly
February 14, 2019
Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, announced the recent acquisition of a replica German armor vehicle designed to remind visitors and history students that America’s defense of freedom during World War II came with a heavy cost. The replica Sturmgeschüz (or StuG) is meant to represent a German assault weapon that placed a powerful gun on a tank-like chassis […]
Long Island Weekly
January 6, 2019
A new way to honor veterans recently rolled into Old Bethpage’s storied Museum of American Armor. Lawrence Kadish, president and founder of The Museum of American Armor, recently announced the acquisition of an iconic Vietnam War armor vehicle that will serve as a keystone to the museum’s commitment to honor those Americans who served during that conflict […]
Long Island Business News
January 4, 2019
Michael Sapraicone, President – Squad Security: Security precautions for corporations in 2019 will require a comprehensive integrated response by executives as threats range from active shooters entering the workplace to having company servers held hostage by overseas cyber criminals. There will be a recognition that far more resources will need to be allocated to identify and eliminate potential threats […]
Long Island Weekly
September 16, 2018
The Museum of American Armor at Old Bethpage Village Restoration will award a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Girl Scouts from throughout Nassau County who are selected as winners in the museum’s Heritage Essay program. Awardees were announced at the museum on Veterans Day. Girl Scouts will be challenged to write essays about the veterans in their own families, or those they have met, as part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts designed to create a better appreciation of the sacrifices asked of those who have served our nation. The program will award the first prize winner […]
The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center
September 12, 2018
Meet Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, patient and benefactor, Michael D. Sapraicone. Once, after watching children play with the toys in the waiting room, he sent over iPads in hopes of improving the experience. Next came the iWatches, when he learned how people wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) could track their glucose levels on the small device. Mike, as he likes to be called, sponsors the Berrie Center’s annual Summer Fun program […]
Long Island Business News
January 19, 2018
If left unchallenged, it is now illegal for a title insurance representative in New York State to buy a client a cup of coffee. Say what? This writer is not in the title industry, but I am a business owner and there should not be a single entrepreneur anywhere in New York who shouldn’t be very concerned about the actions of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). They have just imposed regulations that make it a violation for anyone in the title industry […]
September 16, 2017
More than a year later it is still a puzzlement, but according to European
observers the owners of the now shuttered Normandy Tank Museum faced
exorbitant operating costs due, in part, to high taxes, a blizzard of
costly regulations and a hostile local government that offered no
assistance in building tourism traffic.
It is a cautionary tale for those who envision their museum to be the epicenter of […]
Newsday
June 17, 2016
Workplace terrorism is a serious threat on Long Island, experts said Friday.
The police commissioners of Nassau and Suffolk counties told 160 business people at a workshop in Melville that awareness of potential security problems, both among executives and rank-and-file workers, is the best deterrent.
The commissioners said […]
Globenewswire
November 26, 2014
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
CBS New York
September 9, 2011
OLD BETHPAGE, N.Y., Nov. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Museum of American Armor has named Michael D. Sapraicone as the latest member of its board, joining museum President and founder Lawrence Kadish, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Edward Blumenfeld of BDG, Ltd., Michael Polimeni of Polimeni International, Steve Napolitano of First Nationwide Title, Frederick Daum of PSEG and Gary Lewi of Rubenstein Associates […]
Publications