Police Accuse 6 Employees of Selling Vapes to Minors in Suffolk County Businesses

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Title: Multiple Arrests Made as Police Uncover Alleged Sale of Vapes to Minors in Suffolk County

In a recent crackdown on underage vaping, Suffolk County police arrested six employees during compliance checks conducted at various businesses on Tuesday, Feb. 6. Out of the 10 establishments inspected, the following individuals were accused of selling e-nicotine products to minors:

1. Alexis Granades, 22, of Huntington Station, employed at Its Lit Smoke Shop on New York Avenue in Huntington.

2. Brandon Ireland, 20, of Melville, employed at Huntington Village Vapes on Elm Street in Huntington.

3. Aman Aman, 23, of Queens, employed at Oneway Smoke Shop on Broadway in Greenlawn.

4. Arfat Esaa, 34, of Queens, employed at Greenleaf Smoke Shop on Broadway in Greenlawn.

5. Rajendrakumar Patel, 55, of Queens, employed at East Northport Vapes on Larkfield Road in East Northport.

6. Zobair Mahamud, 27, of Ronkonkoma, employed at Barcode Smoke Shop on Larkfield Road in East Northport.

These arrests highlight the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to curb the illegal sale of tobacco and nicotine products to minors. The accused individuals now face legal consequences for their alleged involvement in contributing to underage vaping within Suffolk County. The police commend the businesses that adhere to regulations and prioritize the well-being of their communities, reinforcing the importance of responsible retail practices.

All six defendants have been charged with unlawfully dealing with a child, a misdemeanor offense. Following their arrests, they were released with appearance tickets, summoning them to First District Court in Central Islip. The legal proceedings will unfold as they face the consequences of their alleged involvement in selling vaping products to minors within Suffolk County.




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