DA Singas said:
"In fact, it's shocking for us because kids tell us they can drive better when they're high as opposed to when they're drunk," she said. "So we have a lot of work to do." Watch the story
The opioid crisis continues to plague New York. Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas is making the epidemic a top priority. Her office is teaming up with the Islanders hockey team to speak out against opioids in a new PSA. Watch the Interview...
DA Singas, who pioneered the prevention-aimed program, summed it up: “The message has to be relentless.”
"Having the courage to say you know what, 'I’m not getting into that car. Because someone’s been drinking. Or high. Or they’re not a good driver.'” Watch the story...
That program is the Women's Opportunity Rehabilitation Center, or WORC, in Hempstead, a community correction program that offers an alternative to incarceration for nonviolent female felony offenders in Nassau County. Watch the story...
“Not only did we take down the CEO. We took down the COO, the CIO, all the board of trustees,” Singas said, using corporate lingo to describe this intricate organization. Watch the story...
Local law enforcement gathered to witness a controlled car crash as part of a week-long data retrieval training class sponsored by the NCDA and SCDA with asset forfeiture money. Additional Info...
Fake logos on 11,000 fleece jackets will be covered and donated to needy groups under a program by Nassau District Attorney Madeline Singas. Read the article
Women convicted of low-level and felony crimes can avoid jail by enrolling in programs at the Woman’s Opportunity Rehabilitation Center. Additional Info...
“It’s really eye-opening,” Singas said. “Because once they’re educated to (the horrors of the Holocaust), they’re ashamed and embarrassed.” Watch the story...
