The Nassau County Police Department took to social media on Tuesday, April 6, 2026, with its latest “Mugshot Monday” rollout, naming six people the department says are wanted in connection with crimes across Nassau County. The Facebook post lays out names, brief physical descriptions and the towns police associate with each person, tied to allegations that range from shoplifting and fourth-degree grand larceny to assault and drug-possession counts.
Who Nassau Police Are Looking For
According to the Nassau County Police Department, the post named Abe Christian, 27, of Manhasset; Kamal Sharma, 22, of Hicksville; Shaquanna Johnson, 32, of Massapequa; Matthew Michelman, 29, of Long Beach; Alparslan Korkmaz, 28, of Garden City; and an unnamed 33-year-old man associated with New Cassel. The department paired each name with a short description and a specific allegation, but did not say in the post whether any arrests had been made since the listing went up.
“Pictured subjects are wanted felony and misdemeanor criminal offenders,” the post stated, noting that some of the people shown had previously been arrested and then failed to appear in court, per the Nassau County Police Department. According to the post, Christian and Johnson are listed on shoplifting and fourth-degree grand larceny charges for property valued at more than $1,000; Michelman is listed on third-degree assault; the New Cassel subject is listed on criminal possession of a controlled substance (cocaine, about 500 milligrams) and second-degree menacing; Korkmaz is listed on tampering with physical evidence; and Sharma is listed for an alleged violation of Nassau County probation.
How To Report Tips
Anyone with information was asked to contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-TIPS or submit an anonymous web tip, according to Nassau County Crime Stoppers. The Crime Stoppers site notes that tips are confidential and may be eligible for rewards, and the Nassau County Police Department also encourages people to message its Facebook page with leads. For emergencies, police say to call 911. For non-emergencies, residents are directed to contact their local precinct.
Why Police Publish Mugshot Monday
Weekly wanted roundups like the department’s “#NCPDMugShotMonday” are a regular outreach tactic, used to push photos and short case notes out to a wider audience. Local outlets have republished similar posts in the past, as reported by Patch, giving detectives more eyes on open cases. Police say the posts are meant to generate community leads in situations where suspects have missed court dates or violated release conditions.
Legal Note
Being named in a wanted post is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Everyone listed is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court, and specific charges and case statuses will be handled by Nassau County courts and prosecutors. Authorities urge anyone with information to avoid vigilante action and instead contact police or Crime Stoppers.
The department’s Facebook post is the primary source for the list of names and allegations; readers can consult the original post for photos and the full descriptions. This piece will be updated if arrests or new filings are announced by police or prosecutors.
