PHOTOS: Hundreds Attend Chief Skrynecki’s Funeral Service in Amityville - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

News / Police News / Southampton Press / News / Sag Harbor Express / Police News / 2046013

PHOTOS: Hundreds Attend Chief Skrynecki’s Funeral Service in Amityville

icon 13 Photos
Southampton Town Police Lieutenant Susan Ralph and Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman.

Southampton Town Police Lieutenant Susan Ralph and Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman.

Southampton Town Board member Cyndi McNamara, Southampton Town Police Captain James Kiernan with board members Tommy John Schiavoni and Rick Martel.

Southampton Town Board member Cyndi McNamara, Southampton Town Police Captain James Kiernan with board members Tommy John Schiavoni and Rick Martel.

Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman.

Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman.

Officers from Southampton Town Police line the sidewalk outside of the church.

Officers from Southampton Town Police line the sidewalk outside of the church.

The procession to the church.

The procession to the church.

The procession to the church.

The procession to the church.

The procession to the church.

The procession to the church.

The procession to the church.

The procession to the church.

Pallbearers carry the casket of Southampton Police Chief Steven Skrynecki from St. Martin of Tours Church in Amityville on October 13.

Pallbearers carry the casket of Southampton Police Chief Steven Skrynecki from St. Martin of Tours Church in Amityville on October 13.

Pallbearers carry the casket of Southampton Police Chief Steven Skrynecki from St. Martin of Tours Church in Amityville on October 13.

Pallbearers carry the casket of Southampton Police Chief Steven Skrynecki from St. Martin of Tours Church in Amityville on October 13.

The procession to the cemetery.

The procession to the cemetery.

Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, Police Commissioner for the City of New York, Keechant L. Sewell and First Deputy Commissioner of Nassau County Police, Kevin P. Smith.

Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, Police Commissioner for the City of New York, Keechant L. Sewell and First Deputy Commissioner of Nassau County Police, Kevin P. Smith.

The procession to the cemetery.

The procession to the cemetery.

authorStaff Writer on Oct 17, 2022

Hundreds of law enforcement officers from Nassau and Suffolk counties, as well as top police brass from both counties and New York City, attended funeral services for Southampton Town Police Chief Steven Skrynecki on October 14 at St. Martin of Tours Church in Amityville. DANA SHAW PHOTOS

You May Also Like:

Police K-9 Finds Missing Boy in Woods

The Southampton Village Police Department’s K-9 dog, Topper, and his handler, officer James Moore, are ... 22 Jan 2025 by Staff Writer

As LPRs Proliferate, No Privacy Concerns, Chiefs Say

Police chiefs on the South Fork say that the license plate reader technology that is ... by Christopher Walsh

Local Police on Immigration Crackdown: No Significant Change in Policies Expected

In the days before a new presidential administration is expected to make detention and deportation ... 17 Jan 2025 by Stephen J. Kotz

Bracing for Promised Mass Deportation, With OLA's Minerva Perez | 27Speaks

Minerva Perez, the executive director of Latino advocacy organization OLA of Eastern Long Island, joins ... 16 Jan 2025 by 27Speaks

The Top 10 South Fork Stories of 2024 | 27Speaks

The editors look back on the 10 biggest stories of the year. Subscribe to 27Speaks ... 27 Dec 2024 by 27Speaks

Hampton Bays Schools Partner With Southampton Police To Tackle Student Mental Health

A school-police partnership could become a regional and even state model to help manage student ... 23 Dec 2024 by Desirée Keegan

Cops: Sag Harbor Man Had AR-15, High-Capacity Magazines

A Sag Harbor man, Brent P. Becker, 59, was arraigned in the village’s Justice Court on Friday, December 20, on two felony charges of weapons possession, following a court-ordered emergency police search of his residence on December 10. Sag Harbor Village Police said Becker was in possession of an AR-15 as well as high-capacity magazines for the semi-automatic rifle, leading to two counts of criminal possession of a weapon in the third degree. Police also said Becker was in possession of six shotguns, which were seized during the search, under the terms of the court order. Becker was originally charged ... by T.E. McMorrow

The Retreat Calls Attention to Human Trafficking in Light of Alexander Brothers Indictment

The Retreat, an East Hampton-based nonprofit agency that provides services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and offers violence prevention community education, is calling attention to sex trafficking and sexual assault on the South Fork in light of the recent indictment of the Alexander brothers. Oren and Tal Alexander, who were luxury real estate brokers in Miami, New York and the Hamptons, and their brother Alon were arrested in December on federal charges of sex trafficking. Authorities described a pattern of sexual abuse spanning more than a decade in which they allegedly lured woman through “deception, fraud and ... 20 Dec 2024 by Staff Writer

Mark Ripolone Sentenced to Prison Time on Grand Larceny Charges

Mark A. Ripolone, the Montauk man who stole at least $385,442 from various local businesses ... 3 Dec 2024 by T.E. McMorrow

A Grief-Filled Courtroom as Sentences Are Pronounced in Noyac Fatal Fire Case

Four people whose lives have been forever altered by a fatal Noyac fire in 2022 ... 7 Nov 2024 by T.E. McMorrow