E-bikes are an easy target for theft with high value and quick resale. Secure your bike with a heavy duty lock - locked to a solid object, take your battery with you. #CrimePrevention
From Jamaica Festival to National Night Out Against Crime, the 103 precinct thanks civilian and uniformed volunteers, our vendors, visitors, elected guest of honor and members of service working the events keeping everyone safe. Again - thank you.
Tonight is National Night Out Against Crime. Join us at Rufus King Park from 5pm to 9pm for food, music and fun. Community and police together. #communityaffairs#NNO2026
Be aware. Suspects approach asking for directions and then giving hugs to victim to distract them, subsequently removing jewelry or wallets. Suspects will also manufacture stories and offer gifts, simultaneously removing jewelry the victim is wearing. #crimeprevention
Cooling Centers are open. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory, Cooling centers are located in air-conditioned facilities that offer people relief from the heat, such as:
Libraries
Community centers
Senior centers
NYCHA facilities.
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Are you riding your bicycle in traffic? Communicate your intentions to traffic around you. Consider using a whistle and or hand signals. #TrafficSafety.
Many people are being victimized utilizing person to person transactions in unsafe, unknown locations. Use local precinct e-commerce exchange zones to provide a barrier of safety when conducting person-to-person transactions set up online. #crimeprevention
#Skimming is when devices are installed on ATMs points of sale fuel pumps or anything that scans your credit card, steals your information and allows thieves to use your funds although you’re possession of the physical card. The following tips can help you avoid these issues.
I am excited to be this Precinct’s Commanding Officer. You placed your trust in me and I do not take that lightly. You have my full commitment. I’m ready to give back to a community that has provided so much for me personally and professionally.
~Deputy Inspector Genienne King
Today we honored the life and service of Detective First Grade Brian Moore who started his career in the 103rd precinct and made the ultimate sacrifice 11 years ago (5/4/15) while on duty in the 105th precinct. #foreverremembered#alwayshonored