Support us The Hampton Bays man convicted in the November 2020 murder of a man found dead in the back of a pickup truck on Roanoke Avenue was sentenced this week to 25 years to life in prison Alcides Lopez Cambara, 42, was convicted on Dec. 13 after a jury trial of Murder in the Second Degree and Robbery in the First Degree The evidence at trial showed that Lopez Cambara became jealous of the victim The defendant heard Grisales call his girlfriend prosecutors said and plotted with Lemus to rob Grisales The pair planned for Lemus to lure Grisales out under the premise of celebrating his birthday Lopez Cambara recruited two other individuals to help him rob Grisales “Lemus set up a meeting with Grisales at a McDonald’s in Riverhead Lemus got into his pickup truck and drove with him to a nearby buffalo farm to party,” according to a press release from the district attorney’s office Lopez Cambara and the two others he had recruited Dennis Jonathan Hernandez Abanao and an unidentified male Lemus pleaded guilty to Robbery in the First Degree for her role in this crime Hernandez Abanao pleaded guilty to Attempted Murder in the Second Degree for his participation in this crime Lemus testified at the trial and gave a detailed description of the defendant’s involvement in the murder Her testimony was corroborated by surveillance videos from both a McDonald’s and nearby hospital that captured Grisales’s pickup and the defendant’s vehicle as they travelled to the location of the murder as well as cell site records from both Lemus and Lopez Cambara’s cell phones The evidence also included items recovered during the execution of a search warrant at the home shared by Lopez Cambara and Lemus including the victim’s jewelry and the shotgun used to bludgeon the victim which was adorned with a distinctive bejeweled skull a download of Lemus’s phone led to the recovery of WhatsApp conversations wherein Lemus and the defendant discussed their plan to lure the victim to the location of the murder Suffolk Supreme Court Justice Anthony Senft Jr imposed the sentence on Lopez Cambara Monday “This sentence cannot change history and the fact that the loss of the victim’s life was both brutal and senseless,” Tierney said “This was a violent and premeditated murder and robbery We are gratified that the judge imposed the requested maximum sentence and hope the victim’s loved ones find some solace in the sentence.” The survival of local journalism depends on your support. 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Comuníquese con nosotros por medio de nuestro Navegador de Servicios para Ciudadanos Estadounidenses A Suffolk County jury convicted a Hampton Bays man Tuesday in the murder of a romantic rival he planned to rob after learning the man had contacted his girlfriend the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office said was found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2020 death of 34-year-old Marco Grisales of East Hampton following a trial before state Supreme Court Justice Anthony Senft in Riverhead “The defendant and his accomplices senselessly and brutally murdered the victim on his birthday,” Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said of Lopez Cambara and three others who helped him with his plan to rob Grisales but later pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery in exchange for testimony against her boyfriend helped lure Grisales for the planned robbery by agreeing to meet him to celebrate his birthday on Nov They met at McDonald’s in Riverhead before departing for a nearby farm where Lopez Cambara and two other men were waiting to rob him according to a news release from the district attorney’s office Follow the latest developments in the Gilgo Beach killings investigation By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy who has never been identified or charged in the crime dragged Grisales out of his pickup truck and “bludgeoned him to death with the barrel of a shotgun,” prosecutors said Lemus and Dennis Jonathan Hernandez Abanao who pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted murder stole jewelry and other valuable items from Grisales’ truck Lopez Cambara then drove the truck from the scene and parked it on nearby Roanoke Avenue in Riverhead leaving Grisales’ lifeless body in the bed of the vehicle Lemus later used an alias and called police to report details about the crime Surveillance video obtained from McDonald’s and neighboring Peconic Bay Medical Center was used to corroborate details in Lemus’ testimony and her cellphone contained messages of her and Lopez Cambara discussing their plan to lure Grisales to the farm During a search of the home Lopez Cambara shared with Lemus investigators found Grisales’ jewelry and the shotgun used in his death which prosecutors said was “adorned with a distinctive bejeweled skull.” who was also convicted of first-degree robbery is facing 25 years to life in prison at his sentencing Jan Lemus and Hernandez Abanao will be sentenced at a later date Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months told her it was his birthday and asked to see her.News 12 Staff Wesley Widboom and Betel Yisak were inducted into the National Honor Society last week Worthington High School members of the National Honor Society 2022-23 are Ofbeka Ami Morke 2022 at 5:35 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}He's facing a sentence of 25 years to life Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said (Courtesy Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney.)RIVERHEAD NY — A Hampton Bays man has been convicted of robbing and murdering his romantic rival from East Hampton on a farm in Riverhead guilty of second-degree murder and first-degree robbery in the killing of 34-year-old Marco Grisales Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said Tuesday He faces up to 25 years to life in prison when he's sentenced Grisales told Lemus it was his birthday and he asked if he could see her that night and devised a plan to rob Grislas with Lemus' help Lopez Cambara and Lemus devised a plan for Lemus to lure Grisales out under the premise of celebrating his birthday Lopez Cambara recruited two other people to help him with the robbery Lemus arranged to meet Grisales at a McDonald’s in Riverhead Lemus got into his pickup truck and "drove with him to a nearby buffalo farm to party," Tierney said Lopez Cambara and the unidentified male dragged Grisales out of the car and beat him to death with a shotgun barrel Hernandez Abanao and Lemus stole jewelry and other valuables from Lemus' car; Lopez Cambara tore a gold chain from Grisales' neck then the three men put his lifeless body in the bed of his own pickup truck Lopez Cambara drove Grisales’ pickup truck from the scene with Grisales’ body in the back and parked it a short distance away A passerby saw the pickup blocking the road and called 911 to report a disabled vehicle Riverhead Police Department officers discovered Grisales’ body in the truck bed called police and provided information about the other people involved in the crime Lemus and LopezCambara were arrested and charged with murder and robbery Lemus pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery Hernandez Abanao pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted murder; both are pending sentence Lemus testified at the trial and gave a detailed description of Lopez Cambara’s involvement in the murder Surveillance videos from both the McDonald’s and a nearby hospital recorded Grisales’ pickup and Lopez Cambara's vehicle as they traveled to the killing site — as well as cell site records from both Lemus' and Lopez Cambara’s cell phones Evidence also included items recovered during a search of the home shared by Lopez Cambara and Lemus including Grisales' jewelry and the shotgun used to beat him a download of Lemus' phone led to the recovery of WhatsApp conversations in which Lemus and Lopez Cambara discussed the plan to lure Grisales to the location of the murder Lopez Cambara is represented by John Halverson Halvorsen and Gioe did not immediately return a request for comment Lopez Cambara is scheduled to be sentenced Jan 13 “The defendant and his accomplices senselessly and brutally murdered the victim on his birthday,” said Tierney “While the defendant’s murderous jealousy and greed ensured that this victim would never celebrate another birthday the jury’s verdict ensures that this defendant will spend his birthday in prison for many years to come.” Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. The Suffolk Times Update (11:30 a.m.): Two suspects charged with second-degree murder were remanded without bail during brief court appearances Thursday morning. (See updated story here.) both entered pleas of not guilty at their arraignments before Riverhead Judge Lori Hulse Neither the assistant district attorney nor the defendant’s attorneys shed any light on the killing during the arraignment They are both due to appear in court again Dec 15 in what would be a virtual court appearance “I anticipate that there will be a handup on that date so I’m not looking for her to appear on that date,” he said since the case will eventually be transferred to county court due to the felony charge A grand jury indictment would then be used to bring the case to county court While both defendants appeared before the judge in person at Riverhead Town Justice Court Manghan and the assistant district attorney Lopez-Cambara was represented by attorney John Halverson of Patchogue Halverson said he intended to make a bail application at some point Original Story: A Hampton Bays man and woman were arrested Wednesday in the murder of a Sag Harbor man in Riverhead last month were charged with second-degree murder in the killing of Marco Grisales who was found dead of a head injury in a vehicle parked on Roanoke Avenue Nov The pair is expected to be arraigned in Southampton Town Justice Court Thursday the head of Suffolk County police’s homicide squad told the News-Review last month that it was apparent from the head injury sustained that Mr No weapon was discovered at the crime scene Beyrer said the vehicle the body was found in was registered to someone else He couldn’t say definitively whether drugs my have been a factor Grisales and his brother worked together for a construction company The premier news outlet covering Riverhead Town Muelle Uno has reinvigorated its restaurant offer with the opening of Cambara and its Malaga cuisine offering The new gastronomic proposal has launched in Muelle Uno At the forefront of his kitchen is the young chef Diego René one of the most promising of the gastronomic scene who has designed a complete menu in 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robbery and murder of Marco Grisales of East Hampton according to District Attorney Raymond Tierney Evidence at the December 2022 trial of co-defendant Alcides Lopez Cambara showed that Hernandez Abanao was an accomplice in the robbery and murder of Grisales Lopez Cambara became jealous when Grisales called Lopez Cambara’s girlfriend Tyara Lemus and asked her to hang out with him on his birthday on Nov Lopez Cambara devised a plot to rob Grisales Lopez Cambara and Lemus recruited two individuals Hernandez Abanao and the unidentified male were already at the farm Lopez Cambara and the unidentified male dragged Grisales out of the car and bludgeoned him to death with the barrel of a shotgun Hernandez Abanao and Lemus stole jewelry and other valuables from the victim’s vehicle Lopez Cambara tore a gold chain from the victim’s neck Lopez Cambara then drove the pickup truck a short distance from the scene and parked it on Roanoke Avenue A passerby reported the disabled vehicle to police Riverhead police officers found the victim’s body in the bed of the truck and provided information about the other individuals involved in the crime Lemus and Lopez Cambara were arrested and charged with the murder and robbery of Grisales After his conviction at trial, Lopez Cambara was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison last month Lemus was sentenced to eight years in prison plus three years post-release supervision after pleading guilty to Robbery in the First Degree for her role in the crime 2022 pleaded guilty to Attempted Murder in the Second Degree Lemus testified at the trial and gave a detailed description of both Lopez Cambara’s and Hernandez Abanao’s involvement in the robbery and murder Her testimony was corroborated by surveillance videos from both a McDonald’s and nearby hospital that captured Grisales’s pickup and the defendant’s vehicle as they traveled to the location of the murder imposed the sentence on Hernandez Abanao Tuesday This case was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorneys Dena Rizopoulos and James O’Rourkeof the Major Crimes Bureau 2023 at 8:40 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The murdered man was lured to a Riverhead buffalo farm purportedly to "party," DA Raymond Tierney said (Suffolk County District Attorney's Office)RIVERHEAD NY — A 23-year-year old was sentenced Tuesday to 18 years in prison for his role in the murder and robbery of a 34-year-old East Hampton man in 2020 Dennis Jonathan Hernandez Abanao's sentence included five years of post-release supervision Hernandez Abanao pleaded guilty before Supreme Court Justice Anthony S According to evidence presented during the December 2022 trial of co-defendant Alicides Lopez Cambara Hernandez Abanao took part in helping Lopez Cambara then 18 and the girlfriend of Lopez Cambara Lopez Cambara was with Lemus when she received a call from Grisales; Grisales told Lemus it was his birthday and he asked if he could see her that night Lopez Cambara overheard their conversation and became jealous — and then he devised a plan to rob Grisales with the help of Lemus Lopez Cambara and Lemus then planned for Lemus to lure Grisales out under the guise of celebrating his birthday Hernandez Abanao and a second unidentified male were recruited by Lopez Cambara to help him rob Grisales Lemus set up a meeting with Grisales at a McDonald’s in Riverhead Lemus got into his pickup truck and drove with him to a nearby buffalo farm to “party,” Tierney said and the unapprehended male were already at the farm waiting to rob Grisales Lopez Cambara and the unapprehended male dragged Grisales out of the car and bludgeoned him to death with the barrel of a shotgun Lopez Cambara was convicted after a jury trial heard before Senft of second-degree murder and first-degree robbery he was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison with five years of post-release supervision Judge Senft presided over the cases for all three defendants; he also sentenced Lemus to eight years in prison plus three years post release supervision after she pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery Hernandez Abanao admitted he and Lemus had stolen jewelry and other valuables from Grisales’s car Lopez Cambara tore a gold chain from Grisales’s neck Lopez Cambara then drove Grisales’ pickup truck from the scene with Grisales’ body in the back and parked it a short distance away Responding officers from the Riverhead Police Department discovered Grisales’ body in the bed of the truck Lemus and Lopez Cambara were arrested and charged with the robberyand murder of Grisales; Abanao was arrested on May 22 Lemus testified at Lopez Cambara’s trial and gave a detailed description of both his and Hernandez Abanao’s involvement in the robbery and murder Her testimony was corroborated by surveillance videos from both a McDonald’s and nearby hospital that captured Grisales’s pickup and Lopez Cambara’s vehicle as they traveled to the location of the murder including Grisales’s jewelry and the shotgun used to bludgeon him a download of Lemus’s phone led to the recovery of WhatsApp conversations wherein Lemus and the defendant discussed their plan to lure Grisales to the location of the murder “This defendant played a role in facilitating the violent and premeditated murder and robbery of the victim who was under the impression he was meeting with a woman to celebrate his own birthday,” said Tierney “This sentence sends a message to anyone who would consider taking part in carrying out such acts that it will not be tolerated and we will hold all co-conspirators responsible for their murderous actions.” Hernandez Abanao was represented by Ian Fitzgerald A homeless man was sentenced to 18 years in prison Tuesday for his role in the murder and robbery of an East Hampton man in Riverhead in 2020 a news release from Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney's office said was also sentenced to 5 years of post-release supervision for his participation in the robbery and death of Marco Grisales “This sentence sends a message to anyone who would consider taking part in carrying out such acts that it will not be tolerated and we will hold all co-conspirators responsible for their murderous actions,” Tierney said in the release Hernandez Abanao pleaded guilty in state Supreme Court to attempted murder in the second degree was sentenced to 25 years to life and 5 years of post-release supervision for his involvement in the murder and robbery of Grisales who told her it was his birthday and that he wanted to see her and devised a plan to rob Grisales with the help of Lemus Hernandez Abanao and another unidentified male After Lemus and the victim met at a Riverhead restaurant Hernandez Abanao and the other man were already at the farm the three men dragged Grisales out of the car and bludgeoned him to death with the barrel of a shotgun He was later robbed of jewelry and other valuables called police and provided information about the murder and later testified at Lopez Cambara's trial about his involvement She received 8 years in prison plus 3 years of post-release supervision after she pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery for her role in the crime A 42-year-old Hampton Bays man was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for the robbery and murder of a “romantic rival” in Riverhead in 2020 Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond Tierney announced Monday Alcides Lopez Cambara was convicted of second-degree murder and first-degree robbery by a jury last month for his role in the death of Marco Grisales “This sentence cannot change history and the fact that the loss of the victim’s life was both brutal and senseless,” Mr We are gratified that the judge imposed the requested maximum sentence and hope the victim’s loved ones find some solace in the sentence.”  Authorities discovered Mr. Grisales’ body in his pickup truck on Nov 2020 after a concerned resident reported a disabled vehicle along Roanoke Ave Police launched a criminal investigation based on head injuries the victim sustained asking to see her that evening for his birthday helped lure the victim to what ultimately became his murder scene by meeting him at a nearby McDonald’s and driving to a party at a local farm where the defendant and two others were waiting to rob him Dennis Jonathan Hernandez Abanao and a third man who has not been identified by police dragged the victim out of his car and bludgeoned him to death with the barrel of a shotgun Jewelry and other valuables were stolen from his truck as his lifeless body was placed in the bed of his pickup which was driven away from the scene and abandoned along Roanoke Avenue Lemus used an alias to call the police and provide information about the other individuals involved in the attack She ultimately pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery for her role in the crime Hernandez Abanao pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted murder and both are awaiting sentencing With the birth of river otter pups at the Long Island Aquarium 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The following incidents occurred between April 22 and April 24: Between April 20 and April 26 Laurel Think twice about expansion Thank you for your overview of federal cuts to local libraries (“Our View,” April.. New York State’s largest single-day volunteer event Patchogue-Medford was the top dog in the division The two suspects charged with the murder of a Sag Harbor man in Riverhead last month allegedly lured the victim to a secluded area with the intention of robbing him and then beat him with a “blunt force object,” according to the felony criminal complaint filed in Riverhead Town Justice Court allegedly admitted to authorities taking part in the robbery Police found Marco Grisales, 39, in a vehicle abandoned on Roanoke Avenue Nov. 11 and he had died from a head injury, said Det. Lt. Kevin Beyrer, the head of Suffolk County police’s homicide squad, in an interview last month Investigators remained on scene for about 14 hours and no weapon was found at the crime scene Cell phone communication between the defendants allegedly links them to the crime according to the criminal complaint filed against Alcides Lopez-Cambara Both defendants were remanded without bail during brief court appearances Thursday morning Their attorneys both entered pleas of not guilty on their behalf at their arraignments before Riverhead Judge Lori Hulse Suffolk County police announced the arrests early Thursday morning It’s unclear how the defendants and victim knew each other An interpreter was used virtually during the arraignments to translate for both defendants Both suspects would be facing a life sentence based on the second-degree murder charge Lopez-Cambara still has a case pending in Southampton Town Justice Court related to a February arrest in Hampton Bays for driving while ability impaired by alcohol and drugs and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle