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$ . Freeport $
Dollar Days
d> Pages 9 - 1 1 (S
Freeport ® Baldwin
THE LE 56lhYear, No.29 Frccp'-i N.Y. 11520 Official newspaper of the Village of Fieeport'Freeport and Baldwin School Districts Thursday. July 19. 1990 25t
m^fm^- ^: .^/i^^M •
" i i -T
Say
cheese
please!
Their mischiex'ous grins add sparkle
to TV commercials and at age 11, ihcy
have already achieved "movie star"
status vfith an appearance in the film,
"The Open Window," with Ann Meara.
Freeport twins Ben and Tom Tcrzulli '
arc the sons of Tony and Carolyn
Tcrzulli of Guy Lombardo Avenue.
Mr. TetxulU works at Captain Ben's.
The TerzulUs also have three daughters,
Valerie, Aimee, and Giiia.
According to the blond-haired,
brown-eyed twins' grandmolher, Sarah.
Bracco, the boys are very bright in
school and are very good in all sports.
The wife of Captain Ben, Mrs. Bracco
is herself a twin. Her sister is Rose
Hbda.
Ben and Tom TerzulU
Law stiffens on drug crimes
, -New York legislators have passed a
measure expanding the state's drug
seizure law, giving state and local
"authorities'more power to seize money .
and property connecud to dhig crimes.
Though the state first,enacted a
scizu/e law in 19S4,\Assemblywoman
Eariei* Hill said changes vreie needed
because it didn't go far enough to put
drug dealers out of business.
' "If we only seize their vehicles and .
buy^mooey, drug dealers'chalk it up as
overhead," Ms. Hill, said. "If, a dealer
has to risk Itising a business and
possibly their home, then dealing •.
becomes less attractive."
- What is perhaps the legislation's
most far reaching iminovement is the
increased power it gives police
' agencies for seizing dealers'.homes and
other property. Under the old law,
property could not be seized unless
prosecutors could prove it lepresenied
the "proceeds" or , "snbsliluled
, proceeds" .of drug crimes. But once the
new, measure is enacted prosecutors
' will be able.to confiscate properties
used fM'drag dealing and production.
The new HiU-backed -seizure
legislation (A12141) covering felony
drug crimes improves on the 1984
seizure law. By creating a "rebuttal
presumption" it broadens the criteria
•for seizing.drug pronts-meaning
money found in the viciniiy of dixigs or
drug operations is presumed to be drug-related,
and therefore open to seizure.
Though legislatibn-in order tO avoid
constitutional challenges-keeps the.
burdcii of proof on the prosecutor, the
dealer must prove the money was;
gotten from sources other than drug
dealing in order to get it Uxk.'
.'So that dealers cannot hide assets
before an'arrest, confiscating law
enforccmeiu authoriu'es will be able to
track down dnig-related assets as pan :
of Ibeir investigation.
' • .The state will reinvest the capUircd
money in fighting the drug war. Drug
busting police agencies will get a
greater share of the assets-they
, confiscate. The.money will provide
additional funding above and beyond
department-budgets which localities
can use for hiring more officers,
improving jails, strengthening
prosecntioa efforts andimplemeoting
new drug fighting progran^.. One-lhird
of the confiscated funds'will pay for
drug rehabilitation.
VilXAGE PARTY OF FREEPORT: Mayor Dorothy Storm is seen buying the first
tictet for the Village Party picnic from Louphenia Jones, Treasurer of the
Village Party. Doe to a conflict in scJjedunng. the picnic has been changed to
August 2 5 , 1 1 a.m. to 6 pjn. and will be heW at the Town Park at Udo site.
Tickets at $7,50 may be ordered by writing to Box 495, Freeport, or from any
officer of the V i l l ^ Party.

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Title	The-Leader_1990-07-19
Subject	Newspaper
Description	This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin.
Creator	Linda Toscano
Publisher	L & M Publications, Inc.
Contributors	Scanned by Imaging & Microfilm Access, Inc. (Bohemia, NY 11716)
Date	1990
Type	Periodical
Format	PDF; TIFF
Source	Freeport Memorial Library
Language	English
Coverage	United States
Rights	This digital image may be freely used for educational uses, as long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image is permitted without written permission of the Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, NY 11520 or email: frreference@freeportlibrary.info

Title	The-Leader_1990-07-19_001
Subject	Newspaper
Description	This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin.
Creator	Linda Toscano
Publisher	L & M Publications, Inc.
Contributors	Scanned by Imaging & Microfilm Access, Inc. (Bohemia, NY 11716)
Date	1990
Type	Periodical
Format	PDF; TIFF
Source	Freeport Memorial Library
Language	English
Coverage	United States
Rights	This digital image may be freely used for educational uses, as long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image is permitted without written permission of the Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, NY 11520 or email: frreference@freeportlibrary.info
text	$. Freeport $ Dollar Days d> Pages 9 - 1 1 (S Freeport ® Baldwin THE LE 56lhYear, No.29 Frccp'-i N.Y. 11520 Official newspaper of the Village of Fieeport'Freeport and Baldwin School Districts Thursday. July 19. 1990 25t m^fm^- ^:.^/i^^M • " i i -T Say cheese please! Their mischiex'ous grins add sparkle to TV commercials and at age 11, ihcy have already achieved "movie star" status vfith an appearance in the film, "The Open Window" with Ann Meara. Freeport twins Ben and Tom Tcrzulli ' arc the sons of Tony and Carolyn Tcrzulli of Guy Lombardo Avenue. Mr. TetxulU works at Captain Ben's. The TerzulUs also have three daughters, Valerie, Aimee, and Giiia. According to the blond-haired, brown-eyed twins' grandmolher, Sarah. Bracco, the boys are very bright in school and are very good in all sports. The wife of Captain Ben, Mrs. Bracco is herself a twin. Her sister is Rose Hbda. Ben and Tom TerzulU Law stiffens on drug crimes , -New York legislators have passed a measure expanding the state's drug seizure law, giving state and local "authorities'more power to seize money. and property connecud to dhig crimes. Though the state first,enacted a scizu/e law in 19S4,\Assemblywoman Eariei* Hill said changes vreie needed because it didn't go far enough to put drug dealers out of business. ' "If we only seize their vehicles and. buy^mooey, drug dealers'chalk it up as overhead" Ms. Hill, said. "If, a dealer has to risk Itising a business and possibly their home, then dealing •. becomes less attractive." - What is perhaps the legislation's most far reaching iminovement is the increased power it gives police ' agencies for seizing dealers'.homes and other property. Under the old law, property could not be seized unless prosecutors could prove it lepresenied the "proceeds" or , "snbsliluled , proceeds".of drug crimes. But once the new, measure is enacted prosecutors ' will be able.to confiscate properties used fM'drag dealing and production. The new HiU-backed -seizure legislation (A12141) covering felony drug crimes improves on the 1984 seizure law. By creating a "rebuttal presumption" it broadens the criteria •for seizing.drug pronts-meaning money found in the viciniiy of dixigs or drug operations is presumed to be drug-related, and therefore open to seizure. Though legislatibn-in order tO avoid constitutional challenges-keeps the. burdcii of proof on the prosecutor, the dealer must prove the money was; gotten from sources other than drug dealing in order to get it Uxk.'.'So that dealers cannot hide assets before an'arrest, confiscating law enforccmeiu authoriu'es will be able to track down dnig-related assets as pan : of Ibeir investigation. ' •.The state will reinvest the capUircd money in fighting the drug war. Drug busting police agencies will get a greater share of the assets-they , confiscate. The.money will provide additional funding above and beyond department-budgets which localities can use for hiring more officers, improving jails, strengthening prosecntioa efforts andimplemeoting new drug fighting progran^.. One-lhird of the confiscated funds'will pay for drug rehabilitation. VilXAGE PARTY OF FREEPORT: Mayor Dorothy Storm is seen buying the first tictet for the Village Party picnic from Louphenia Jones, Treasurer of the Village Party. Doe to a conflict in scJjedunng. the picnic has been changed to August 2 5 , 1 1 a.m. to 6 pjn. and will be heW at the Town Park at Udo site. Tickets at $7,50 may be ordered by writing to Box 495, Freeport, or from any officer of the V i l l ^ Party.

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