Good morning,
Just wanted to update you on an incident that occurred earlier this morning in the confines of the 104th Precinct.  At approximately 6:36 am, at the intersection of Juniper Blvd north and 81st Street, police responded to calls for a pedestrian struck.  Upon arrival Officers observed an elderly female who was struck by a motorist. The motorist was said to be traveling in the Eastbound direction on Juniper Blvd, as the pedestrian was crossing Juniper Blvd North from the south side to the north side when the motorist struck the pedestrian.  The pedestrian was removed to Forest Hills Hospital immediately with severe head trauma, where she was later pronounced deceased.  The motorist remained on the scene. This accident is currently under investigation by the NYPD Highway Collision Investigation Squad.  Anyone with questions or concerns regarding this incident please feel free to write or call.
 Thank you,

Police Officer Asar Sanad
104th Precinct

Good afternoon,

The following is an update in regards to the the incident that took place yesterday, November 16, at 58 Road and Brown Place, Maspeth.  The victim has been identified and a note was recovered from the victim's coat pocket.  At this time, there is no criminality or foul play that is suspected.  Our investigators have currently deemed this death as a suicide. As always, please feel free to call or write with any questions or concerns.
 Police Officer Michael Berish
104th Precinct - Community Affairs

On Monday, November 16, 2020 at approximately 7:55 am, at the intersection of Brown Place and 58 Road, Officers responded to a 911 call and observed an unknown female Hispanic Unconscious and not breathing.  Officers immediately requested EMS to the location. Upon EMS arrival EMS determined female Hispanic was deceased. Location is currently an active crime scene, and is under investigation by the 104th Precinct Detective Squad. The Information we are able to provide is limited at this time due to the active investigation. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to write or call. 

Anyone with information is asked to call the 104 Precinct Detective Squad at 718-386-3004 or call Crime Stoppers at 1- 800-577-TIPS. Or to Submit an Internet tip. Text your tip to "TIP577" plus your message to "CRIMES" (274637)

Thank you.
Police Officer Asar Sanad 
104th Precinct - Community Affairs
64-02 Catalpa Avenue
Ridgewood, NY, 11385
Phone (718)386-2446
Fax (718)386-2662

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Good evening,

Earlier this afternoon, 11/12, at approximately 1:30 pm, three separate incidents involving an attempted rape and forcible touching of three females were reported inside Forest Park, within the confines of the 102 Precinct. At this time there is one person, unknown male black wanted in regards to these reported crimes. Our Special Victims Unit is currently investigating these incidents and in doing so, visited the Westhab Shelter located at 78-16 Cooper Avenue as part of their investigation and its close proximity to the park. Upon the visit and at this current time, it appears that the suspect wanted is not a resident of the facility.  Please understand that this investigation is ongoing and is in the preliminary stages, with subject to change. As always please feel free to call or write with any questions or concerns.

Thank you,


Police Officer Michael Berish
104th Precinct - Community Affairs