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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 Good evening,
Earlier today police responded to a call of vandalism at the Southeast intersection of 76th Avenue & 88th Street, Glendale. Once on scene, officers observed an American flag that was displayed on a fence, with the words "Free Palestine" written in spray paint across the flag. Our Evidence Collection Team responded to the location and has removed the flag. Please know that at this time, this incident is currently being investigated by the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force. The New York City Department takes incidents such as this, very seriously, especially with the current events taking place in the Middle East. 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 64-02 Catalpa Avenue Ridgewood, NY, 11385 Phone (718) 386-2446 Fax (718) 386-2662 [email protected] The United Veterans and Fraternal Organizations of Maspeth will be laying wreaths at the following sites on Saturday, May 29th at 10:00 am
Karen Burke at (718) 651-7888 ext 209 Great work by the 110th Precinct!
Police work at its finest, both patrol officers and the Detective squad of the 110th Precinct arrested a violent criminal. Perpetrator (Mark Albano) was arrested and charged with a homicide and many counts of felony assaults. The perpetrator stabbed his first victim to death on April 23rd in the Grand Avenue subway station. Again, a week later he stabbed a 31 yr old victim, and most recently stabbed and paralyzed another male after getting into an argument with him at an underground gambling den. The last stabbing led the Officers on a dangerous foot pursuit down Grand Avenue and crossing over Queens Blvd before placing him under arrest. The detective squad was later able to interview him, review video, and charge him with the other stabbings. Respectfully, David S. Saponieri Detective New York City Police Department 110th Precinct Community Affairs We had two recent incidents. One incident occurred in Middle Village and the other was in Elmhurst.
COMET received an email from someone with a post attached. The woman who wrote the post stated on two occasions while walking around Juniper Park at 6:00 am an SUV with a male driving slowly asked her to get in his car. She thought the first incident was an isolated one, but it happened again the next morning. She posted the incident to warn folks but didn't notify the 104th Precinct because she probably thought nothing actually happened. When COMET received the information we immediately sent it to DI Hall. He promised to have officers in the area during the time the two incidents occurred. Here is DI Hall's response: "Our midnight officers were in the park last night and spotted the vehicle in question. The car made a quick U-turn to evade the cops. They were able to pull him over, and when they ran his license, it was found to be revoked. The vehicle was also unregistered and uninsured. The male/Hispanic/late 20s was arrested and the car will be taken to determine true ownership. Our detectives will be speaking to him to try get more information out of him. " Deputy Inspector Louron Hall | FBINA 272 Commanding Officer | 104 Precinct The Elmhurst incident occurred this past Friday, May 7th at about 7:30 pm. An Asian female was on Queens Boulevard crossing from the bank heading to Target. As she was crossing, a male body slammed her trying to knock her down. No words were spoken. She was able to keep her balance by grabbing onto a baby carriage without tipping it over. She didn't call the 110th Precinct because of limited English and the fact that she didn't get a good look at the man who assaulted her. One of our community activist Asians spotted the post and was able to find out who she was and contacted her. She met with the victim near Target, called 911 and a report was taken. A message from COMET:
PO Michael Berish - [email protected] 108th Precinct Det. Luis Diaz - [email protected] Det. Marcos Torres - [email protected] 110th Precinct Det. David Saponieri - [email protected] PO Jose Checo - [email protected] |
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