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Our new NCO sent the following to COMET President Roe Daraio and responded to her question regarding a recent slashing incident in west Maspeth. You should be able to see the video even if you don't have Ring.
HEY ROE! THIS INDIVIDUAL IS GOING AROUND THE AREA STEALING PACKAGES OFF STOOPS. IT HAPPENED AROUND THE VICINITY OF 56 STREET AND ARNOLD AVENUE. WE HAVE A CLEAR VIEW OF A VERY DISTINCT JACKET HE IS WEARING. BTW IN REGARD TO THAT SLASHING YOU CONTACTED ME ABOUT, I BELIEVE ABOUT A WEEK AGO. AN ARREST HAS BEEN MADE. ARREST WAS MADE IMMEDIATELY THE DAY AFTER! https://neighbors.ring.com/n/ZppPKNmh8Z Ring Neighbors neighbors.ring.com POLICE OFFICER ETIENNE NEIGHBORHOOD COORDINATION OFFICER 104TH PRECINCT [email protected] Good afternoon,
We would like to inform you on an incident that took place earlier this morning. At approximately 5:45 am this morning, officers responded to a call for shots fired at Cypress Hills Street and Jackie Robinson Parkway, on Cypress Hills Street. This incident originated in the confines of the 75 Precinct, before ultimately ending in the 104 Precinct. Upon arrival, officers observed a male victim who had been shot. The victim stated he was driving North on Cypress Hills Street, when a 2019 White Acura Sedan, Pennsylvania Plate LVP9801 pulled up next to the victim's vehicle and stated "why did you cut me off I will light you up" then proceeded to fire approximately 4-6 shots at the vehicle, with one bullet grazing the victim in the back. The White Acura then fled the scene and the victim was treated for his injury. This incident is currently under investigation, if anyone has information please contact the 104 Precinct. Police Officer Michael Berish 104th Precinct - Community Affairs Phone (718)386-2446 [email protected]
Det. David Saponieri, 110th Community Affairs, passed the following info along to us:
On Sunday 11/6 into Monday morning 11/7, there was a burglary at the used car lot at 74-38 Queens Boulevard. During those hours, four people removed 29 cars from the lot with a total value of $613,639. Some of the cars had a GPS on them and are being tracked down. All power was cut to the facility and locks were cut on the roll gates. NYPD Major Case and Auto Larceny Units were on the scene and will be investigating. |
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