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Weekly crime stats, Sector C 104th Pct

9/30/2020

 
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Please see attachment regarding weekly crime incidents in sector Charlie ( Maspeth, Ridgewood & Woodside)

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

Best,


Police Officer Nisbett
Neighborhood Coordination Officer

Be on the Lookout!!

9/29/2020

 
Our 104th Precinct NCO, PO Nisbett, wants to alert folks to an incident that occurred on Friday, September 18th,
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Approximately 11:00 pm, two males wearing construction vests, in a truck, removed pipes that were not secured by the contractor at 70th Street and 52nd Drive. The pipes were being used for the sewer project.

We all know by now that the construction stops anywhere between 4:00-6:00 pm and no work is done on the weekends. If you see suspicious activity at any construction site after the men have left for the day, call 911 and let the NYPD check it out. You won't get in trouble if you're mistaken and the contractor will be happy folks are looking out for the material. We don't want the construction delayed and we do want the perpetrators caught.

Stay healthy and alert!!

104th Precinct Sector Charlie Weekly Recap

9/27/2020

 
Good Afternoon All,

Please see attachment which include weekly crimes happening in sector Charlie.  
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.Best,

Police Officer Nisbett
​Neighborhood Coordination Officer

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Free Immigration Legal Service & Census Phone Banking

9/24/2020

 
FYI from Council Member Dromm:

Hope all is well.

We want to share with you and COMET members on the following:​

  • Free immigration legal service via Zoom or telephone. To make an appointment, leave a message at (718) 803-6373 or email: Dromm@council.nyc.gov
  • On 9/28, CM is holding a Census Phone Banking event. We are currently recruiting volunteers. Anyone who is interested in joining us can RSVP via the link: bit.ly/QueensCounts. Please note:

2 pm to 2:30 pm:
Tech support and VAN account creation for the phone-banking session.

2:30 pm to 2:45 pm:
Training on how to use Predictive Dialer System

Sincerely,
Qíbīn Yè
Director of Constituent Services
New York City Council Member Daniel Dromm, 25th District
Chairperson, Committee on Finance

108th Precinct auto theft crimes near our borders

9/24/2020

 
We want to thank DI Gibbs for passing the attached info along to us. If we get an update with regard to other crime in our area we'll let you know.
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108 Pct. Auto theft complaints near border.
28 Day Period 8/24/2020-9/20/2020
#4288, 9/8/20 – 0140 hrs. 37-11 58 Street. Battery removed from Revel moped.
#4122, 9/7/20 – 0410 hrs. 37-17 59 Street. Wallet removed from victim’s vehicle.
#4203, 9/10/20 – 2308 hrs 37-21 59 Street. Battery removed from Revel moped
#4040, 9/2/20 – 0200 hrs. 61-05 39 Avenue. Battery removed from Revel moped.
#4204, 9/10/20 – 2250 hrs. 34-54 65 Street. Battery removed from Revel moped.
#4254, 9/11/20 – 2300 hrs. NEC 44 Avenue & 72 Street. USC removed from vehicle.
#4039, 9/2/20 – 0200 hrs. 72-38 51 Road. Tires and rims removed from a Toyota vehicle.
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​108 Pct. Package theft complaints near border.
28 Day Period 8/24/2020-9/20/2020
#3864, 8/21/2020 (reported 8/24) – 1030 hrs. 60-11 Broadway. Complaint classified as burglary. Arrest made by 108 PDU in regards.
#4363, 9/18/2020 – 1939 hrs. 63-12 39 Avenue. 63-12 39 Avenue. Mail was removed from mailbox
#4108, 8/24/2020 – 0900 hrs. 40-22 67 Street. Package removed from the front of the building.
#4365, 9/17/2020 – 1042 hrs. 42-32 64 Street. Package removed from porch.
#3997, 8/27/2020 – 1240 hrs. 69-07 43 Avenue. Package removed from lobby.

110th Precinct Sector Adam Crime Update

9/24/2020

 
Our 110th Precinct NCO passed this info along to us. Please note that although the crimes happened in Elmhurst, much of it is on the Maspeth/Woodside border. We all need to stay alert!!

Hi, here below are a list of some of the crimes in the 28 day period that I feel you should be aware of.  Most incidents are thefts from vehicles, package thefts and theft of motor vehicles(Moped Scooters).

8/27/20- @ 11 pm At 51-xx Gorsline St, unlocked vehicle items removed from glove box.

9/1/20- 7:28 am at 87-xx 57 package theft was removed off porch.

9/5/20-8:30 pm 84-xx Kneeland Ave-Burglary took place where perp: kicked in the back door and chased homeowner in the house. Arrest was made.

8/31/20- 8:00 pm 80-xx Roosevelt Ave-FedEx packages were taken from front of house.

9/4/20-12:20pm 76-xx 47 Ave-package theft removed off front porch.

9/6/20- 9:30 pm- 83 St & Roosevelt Ave -  Robbery took place.

9/9/20-2:20 pm 51-xx Gorsline-package theft off front porch.

9/9/20 2:00 pm 85 St & 55 RD-male perp: broke into vehicle and stole airbags from steering well.

9/11/20 11:00 am 51-xx Manilla St-perp removed cell phone from vehicle with car door left ajar.

9/11/20 9:00 pm 80 St & 57 Ave-burglary of a commercial vehicle, truck was broken into and power tools removed.

9/11/20 10:00 pm 52-xx Vanloon St- commercial van was burglarized, power tools removed. Crime Pattern

9/10/20 3:00 pm 81-xx Kneeland Ave-property removed from vehicle.

9/10/20 2:00pm 51-xx Codwise Pl-Amazon package theft from porch.

9/8/20 12:00 pm 45 Ave & 77 St - Catalytic converter was taken.

9/10/20 3:00 pm 76-xx 47 Ave  - Catalytic converter was taken.

9/15/20 2:00 pm 84-xx 57 Rd Grand Larceny of a vehicle (Moped) that was locked up and chain was clipped and removed.

9/14/20 11:48 am 51-xx Codwise Pl-Amazon package removed from front porch.

9/16/20 10:30 pm 51-xx Codwise Pl-Moped scooter that was chain and locked up was clipped and removed.

9/18/20- 9:40 pm 83 St & Roosevelt Ave-robbery took place. Males mugged an intoxicated person.

9/19/20 2:00am 51-xx Vankleek St-moped unattended and unlocked was removed.


Police Officer Christian Martinez
New York City Police Department
110 Precinct, Neighborhood Coordination Officer

Homeowners Benefit Information Session

9/24/2020

 
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Filing a claim for damage to your property

9/22/2020

 
Assembly Member Barnwell wants to remind you about what to do should your property get damaged during a city project. This issue came up last night at a Zoom meeting with regard to the infamous sewer project but it pertains to any city project.

Anybody that suffers damage during construction, should immediately do/be aware of the following:

 1) File a notice of claim with the NYC comptroller’s office within 90 days of the damage.  However, note that the comptroller’s office takes a very long time to decide whether or not to approve your claim (THEY CAN DENY your claim) ALSO IT IS VERY IMPORTANT and NECESSARY that to preserve your claim, you must file a lawsuit in court against the City of New York within 1 year and 90 days of the damage. You should speak to an attorney regarding your claim/damages. 

 2) File a claim with DDC (Department of Design & Construction)

 3) Ask DDC for the name of their contractor, and the insurance information of their contractor.  File a claim with the contractor’s insurance company.

Alert! Please check your car doors!!

9/21/2020

 
We just heard one of our members who said his car, that was parked in his driveway, was ransacked and a duffle bag full of dirty clothes was stolen. He said for some reason the car door was unlocked. This occurred at 5:00 am on the 108th Precinct side of Calamus Avenue.

Please check your car doors manually and don't trust the automatic lock mechanism because the same thing happened to one of our members on 70th Street not too long ago. His car was parked in the driveway and he was adamant his doors were locked.  Don't leave anything visible inside the car.

SE859 - 70th Street Sewer Upgrade - Weekly Bulletin 9/19-9/25 and 9/21

9/20/2020

 
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