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UPDATE
Our 110th Precinct Community Affairs officers came together with St. Adalbert's Church to restore the statue of the Blessed Mother that was damaged by the vandal. Thank you, 110th Precinct!! UPDATE: We received the following information from 110th Precinct Community Affairs Officer, PO Checo. He is referring to the recent hate crime vandalism in the community. "NCO’s B have a person of interest detain at 110 precinct but the Investigation is Preliminary and we are waiting for the hate crime Detectives to arrive to the precinct."
Monday, June 7th, 7:00 pm Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88661819457?pwd=ZmNQRm54d1NCb3I1UGtSWXY2SDJQZz09 Meeting ID: 886 6181 9457 Passcode: 832042 One tap mobile +16465588656,,88661819457#,,,,*832042# US (New York) Dial by your location +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) Meeting ID: 886 6181 9457 Passcode: 832042 Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kB3jBnoMA If the link doesn’t work for you, go to Zoom.us and enter the meeting ID and password. Then click “join a meeting”. If you don’t have Zoom installed, say yes when it asks you to download. The Password is case sensitive. Dear parishioners,
On Friday morning May 28, I discovered the statue of the Blessed Mother in the Friary yard was knocked over and broken. As you walk up the steps on the 84th street side of the church this statue of the Blessed Mother is there to greet you as you are about to enter the church. This is a very old statue and has been in the yard for more than 30 years, it may even have been from the original church. Our friary yard is open for various ministry functions during the summer and warm weather months and this statue was such a nice part of the grounds. Many of our parishioners and other friends of St Adalbert found out about this incident through social media and want to help us restore the statue. There is a Go Fund Me account set up for this purpose and hope we can restore the statue soon. https://www.gofundme.com/help-restore-our-blessed-mother-statue Thank You for your generous donations. God Bless, Fr. Mirek  Hi All, Our community was hit with extensive vandalism over the past few days. In one case, large graffiti was scrawled on the LIE wall on 57th Avenue. A second incident occurred at St. Adalbert. A statue was knocked over and vases outside the church were broken. The latest incident occurred today at Elmhurst Park. I am not attaching one of the more offensive photos. Please folks, keep an eye out. If you see suspicious activity, call 911. You will not get in trouble if you are wrong. There's no telling what will be hit next! The 110th Precinct is on scene now and we have notified the 104th and 108th Precincts so they will be on alert. Stay safe!! Roe Daraio, President  COMET Meeting
Monday, June 7th, 7:00 pm Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88661819457?pwd=ZmNQRm54d1NCb3I1UGtSWXY2SDJQZz09 Meeting ID: 886 6181 9457 Passcode: 832042 One tap mobile +16465588656,,88661819457#,,,,*832042# US (New York) Dial by your location +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) Meeting ID: 886 6181 9457 Passcode: 832042 Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kB3jBnoMA The 108 Traffic Safety Team is hosting a Zoom meeting to discuss any traffic conditions in the precinct. If you have any traffic related concerns to bring up, or know anybody that has any, they'd like to hear them.
It's on Tuesday, June 1st at 7:00PM. The meeting ID is 650 1457 539, password is Traffic108. It's open to the public so anybody can join. SINCERELY, POLICE OFFICER ROBERT KAMYCKI NEIGHBORHOOD COORDINATION OFFICER NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT 108 PRECINCT  Good evening,
Earlier today police were notified about graffiti on the wall in the vicinity of 74 Street and 57 Avenue, Maspeth. This graffiti was displayed on the South wall that crosses over the train tracks at the location. The graffiti reads "Free Palestine" in blue spray paint. Though these words may be considered offensive, this incident is not deemed a hate crime. In addition, the incident in Glendale that took place earlier this week was investigated by our Hate Crimes Task Force and has not been deemed a hate crime. The New York City Police Department takes incidents such as this with great concern. If you have any information or any questions concerning this incident, please contact the 104 Precinct Community Affairs office. Police Officer Michael Berish 104th Precinct - Community Affairs |
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