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(Covering a portion of Maspeth, Ridgewood, Woodside/several blocks of Elmhurst) Please see attachment regarding sector Charlie's crime incidents . Best,Police Officer Nisbett Neighborhood Coordination Officer New York City Police Department - 104th Precinct  Hello All,
Please be advised of the following conditions: BUILD THE BLOCK COMPLAINTS
Package thefts in building lobbies at 72-xx 41st Ave, 40-xx 75 St and 40-xx 75 St. Occurrence during the evening hours. OFF AIR TIME: Burglary Pattern #151, 4 hits in Sector A. **MO of rear entry (61#7230) 80-xx Cornish Avenue (61#7554) 85-xx Grand Avenue (61#7713) 51-xx Codwise Place (61#7352) 55-xx 84 Stree Homeless Conditions: WHITNEY AVENUE AND 83 STREET - multiple complaints, we've been doing homeless operations at this location and are in the process of getting sanitation involved. Please keep an eye on this location, any and all directeds are, as always, greatly appreciated. PATTERNS / Alerts Burglary pattern 3 - Items removed from Commercial vehicles, Ex: Con Edison, and Verizon Trucks, Tablets taken. Past Locations F/O 85-35 Grand Ave, 76-02 Roosevelt Ave, and Vanhorn Street & Grand Ave. Occurrence during the morning to late afternoon hours. Robbery pattern 142- Two Hispanic males on mopeds Robb victims on Mopeds/E-bikes. Locations: 51-xx Codwise PL and 40-xx Hampton St, occurrence late 3rd platoon(2200- 0000) Res Burg PIM # 514, Door Entry GL/PL from Auto PIM #9 TARGET ZONES: 1st PLATOON: Robbery/Felony Assault: Roosevelt Ave to 41st Ave from 75th to 85th street 2nd PLATOON: Felony Assault/GLA: Roosevelt Ave from 75th to 82nd St 3rd PLATOON: Robbery: 51st Ave to Grand Ave from Hillyer to Broadway CHRONIC 311: 75-xx Woodside Ave- Residential noise, unknown caller. 42-xx 81 St- Residential noise 57-xx Hoffman Dr- Non-compliance with phase Reopening 42-xx 77 St- Residential noise, unknown caller. 45-xx 82 St- Residential noise 74-xx 43 Ave- Residential noise, unknown caller 78-xx 57 Ave- Park noise, unknown caller 82-xx Pettit Ave-Blocked Driveway Thank you everyone, and stay safe Police Officer Christian Martinez New York City Police Department 110 Precinct, Neighborhood Coordination Officer We wanted to provide an update. We expect work to start Wednesday morning, beginning at IS73 and going south towards Calamus on 70th Street.
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Register to get your vaccine Starting Monday, NYS will begin scheduling vaccinations for the next group of people (Phase 1b): -People age 75+ -Education workers -First responders -Public transit workers -Public safety workers Sites will include pharmacies, drs' offices, Javits Center & more. Even if you've already recovered from COVID, the CDC recommends that you get the vaccine. The vaccine is the best way to protect yourself from COVID. Update from DDC (Dept. of Design & Construction):
"Based on further conversations with the geotechnical engineer and DEP (Dept. of Environmental Protection) since our meeting Thursday night, our construction team decided to take a more proactive approach to try to prevent and identify further sinkholes. We plan to excavate 70th Street approximately 100 feet at a time and do additional probing of the soil, having the contractor address any voids they find. Work may start as soon as Tuesday morning, with no parking signs going up tomorrow. We can provide a further update tomorrow once everything is confirmed. We will also encourage Pauline to go door-to-door to reach as many residents as possible along with her regular outreach. We recognize that this work may be very impactful for the community, but feel it is important to address this issue now to put everyone at ease about the condition of the roadway." Note from COMET: This will be an inconvenience for those of us who live on the block, but in the long run it's best to do the job right rather than have issues after the work is completed. Pauline's contact info is at the bottom of the notification(s) that you will be receiving. Hi All,
PO Michael Berish, 104th Precinct Community Affairs, advised us of the following: A bodega located at 64-xx Flushing Avenue had lottery tickets stolen last night at about 8:30 pm. The suspect is a male approximately 25 years of age, 6' tall and about 175 lbs. He fled on foot. This is not the first business in our area that had lottery tickets stolen so it's obvious this "grab and run" is becoming a crime pattern. We, as a community, can help. If you shop in a convenience store, bodega or any business that sells lottery tickets, please let them know what's going on and urge them to move the tickets to a spot that's not easy for a "customer" to reach over the counter and grab them. Thanks for your help! Stay safe and healthy in 2021!! Roe Daraio, President COMET Civic Association www.cometcivic.com |
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