Charged: Patricia Juarez, 44, of Hempstead, faces charge of endangering the welfare of a child after her son was found wandering alone in the Lego Store A mother was arrested after she allegedly left her seven-year-old son in a Lego Store at a Long Island mall for more than an hour so she could go and shop elsewhere.Police say the mother was arrested on Tuesday afternoon after the manager of the Lego Store store at Roosevelt Fields Mall in East Garden City, Long Island noticed that the boy was by himself.After being left alone in the shop for close to 80 minutes mall security were called.Police say the mother, Patricia Juarez, of Hempstead, was cuffed and arrested when she returned to the store. Juarez was charged with endangering the welfare of a child. It wasn't immediately known if she had a lawyer.The boy was handed over to a different family member later in the day. Blockhead: Police say the mother, Patricia Juarez, of Hempstead, was arrested when she returned to the store
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Sign up for Offers Enter your email and we'll send you the latest news and offers! Lego store opens at Eastview Mall Tom Tobin, Democrat and Chronicle The lure of the simple, plastic Lego brick — interlocking and intergenerational — was on vivid display Friday at Eastview Mall in Victor. Most of those in the throngs at the mall’s new Lego store were elementary-age children and their dutiful parents or caregivers. But in the crowd were adults reliving a piece — a simple, plastic piece — of their vanished childhoods. Rocco Pizzirusso of Manchester, Ontario County, was one of those. He built Lego constructions much as other children of his era did. Later in life he went back to them. Now he has a quarter-million bricks somehow stored in his house. On Friday, he showed store manager Dave Wiesner a massive blow-up photograph of a huge Lego temple-like structure he made. “I don’t know what it is,” he said. “I started and I kept going.”
The new Lego retail outlet, located in the center court of the mall, is holding a grand opening this weekend with T-shirt giveaways, contests and the building of an 8-foot Lego Buzz Lightyear figure in the center court, where Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny ordinarily reign. By early Friday afternoon, master Lego builder Paul Chrzan had finished the bottom portion of the statue. At tables set up around the project, customers helped to piece together the Lego bricks that will be part of the completed Lightyear. The plan, Chrzan said, is to finish the project by 5 p.m. Sunday. “I’ve had a good start,” said Chrzan, who over 23 years at Lego has achieved the master-builder designation. “The base is the hardest part.” The Lego Group is a family-owned business in Denmark that began in 1932 with wooden play pieces. In 1958, the first plastic Lego was manufactured, and children quickly found they could link and stack the bricks in a variety of ways. Today, Lego models are available at many retailers.
But there are only 58 stand-alone Lego retailers in the United States, and the Eastview store is the first in upstate New York. There, the 2,000-square-foot store is lined with Lego models suitable for toddlers through adults. The most complex model is the 3,083-piece Death Star. On Friday, the store bustled with happy, intent children. Susan DeHoney of Greece was there with her 9-year-old son, Alexander, who is a serious Lego builder. We would drive to Philadelphia to go to a store,” DeHoney said. “It’s great that this is here.” Lego can change lives, store employee Christian Bianchi said. “It wasn’t until I started building Lego that I knew what I liked, what I was good at,” he said.Inside the world's biggest Lego store, which has just opened in London November 18, 2016 13:42 GMTFans queued up outside the world’s largest Lego store for its opening in London’s Leicester Square on 12 November. London Mayor Sadiq Khan was presented with a Lego model of the London skyline at the opening as well as a mosaic portrait of his face.