Someone just sent us a photo of the new garbage trucks in case you're interested.. He said the front of the trucks look the same. See the attached.
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Attached is a photo of our new Commanding Officer at the 104th Precinct. His name is Captain Rios and you'll most likely get to meet him at our COMET meeting on Monday, April 6th.   Please review the following. We don't want anyone to get summonsed:
 We were relieved to hear the individual responsible for targeting women in Maspeth and snatching their purse has been apprehended. We want to thank the NYPD for a job well done!!  UPDATE
On Friday, March 6th there was a car meet by Maspeth industrial area. We worked with 108 Precinct and CRT unit. We were able to seize 13 vehicles, one individual was arrested and numerous summonses were issued. Respectfully, DI Karam Chowdhury Commanding Officer - 104th Precinct We want to thank the 104th and 108th Precincts for promptly responding to 311 calls about loud music last night at about 10:00 pm. We also want to thank those of you who called to report it. Although the music was occurring in the west Maspeth area and Brooklyn, the noise could be heard as far as northern Maspeth. The weather is getting nicer and these "events" will most likely continue. It's important to report them when you hear them. Calls from various locations will help our officers determine where the meet-ups are occurring.  The incident below occurred Thursday morning at about 1:30-2:00 am. Please remember to check for your mail every day. If you're not going to be home, ask a trusted neighbor to pick it up for you. Good evening, I hope all is well. I know there have been some concerns about suspicious individuals that have been opening resident's mailboxes during the overnight hours. Tonight, I went door to door from 55th Avenue down to Haspel Street on 84 Street and spoke with numerous residents about this issue. I urged the residents to utilize 311 when applicable and to call 911 for any emergencies. Also, I distributed the mailbox fishing flyer to all the residents on that block. Please feel free to share the flyer with neighbors and other groups as well. I will be in the area covering the surrounding blocks next week. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any other information or concerns. Have a good weekend. Respectfully, Police Officer John Williams 110 Precinct Crime Prevention  The 104th Precinct would like to make you aware of an incident that we have seen taking place in the Maspeth area. There have been three incidents reported, since December 31. These incidents involve a male individual approaching a female victim walking, from behind and forcibly removing the victim's purse/bag. The female victims are approximately 50 years and above in age, walking alone. Please share this information with family, friends and neighbors. Please see the attached photo. As always any questions or concerns please feel free to call or write the 104th Precinct Community Affairs Office  We were sorry to hear that Det. David Saponieri, 110th Precinct Community Affairs Officer, will be retiring. He has been working with the community for about a decade and has helped many folks address quality of life problems. The 110th Precinct Community Council will give folks the opportunity to say farewell to him at their meeting on March 12th. See the attached for details.  |
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