Our Community Affairs Officers were out along the Bard & Forest Ave corridor reminding the community to LOCK THEIR CAR DOORS & REMOVE ALL VALUABLES! ๐๐
Take your keys, secure your vehicle, and donโt leave valuables inside. Letโs work together to help keep our community safe.
Yesterday, your 120 Conditions team responded to a 911 call of a female being threatened with a firearm. Officers located the wanted juvenile and recovered this loaded firearm.
Inspector Waldhelm spoke at last nightโs Forest Ave Regional Association Civic Meeting, educating residents and older adults about the uptick in jewelry and phone scams, as well as robberies targeting older adults.
Please stay safe and vigilant.
Today we gathered on the steps of Borough Hall for A Day of Remembrance for individuals who fell victim to senseless gun violence. We stood alongside District Attorney Michael McMahon, to honor those whose lives were taken and stand with their families and loved ones. ๐๏ธ
Please join us for the upcoming FREE โฌ๏ธ Catalytic Converter theft prevention event!
Saturday October 17th from 10:00-2:00 pm at Ocean Breeze athletic complex.
625 Father Capodanno Boulevard
Congratulations to PO Musa and PO Abdella on receiving Cop of the Month Awards! ๐๐ฝ๐ PO Musa made two key apprehensions, including a loaded illegal firearm and a citywide robbery pattern. PO Abdella made multiple apprehensions, including recovering loaded firearms. Great work! ๐๐ฝ
Community Affairs officers were out reminding students to safe guard their property & remain focused as they travel to and from school.
As a reminder, continue too ALWAYS
Check your surroundings ๐and
Safe guard your property ๐
Be alert ๐จ
A special thank you to our 120 Community Council for helping beautify the front of the precinct by providing and beautiful new flowers. Your continued support and dedication to the 120 Precinct and our community are greatly appreciated!
Today, our Community Affairs team was out educating older adult residents and distributing information about ongoing scams, including jewelry swap scams and computer-generated scams in which individuals impersonate law enforcement officers.
Community Affairs Officers were at Curtis High School sharing crime prevention information and safety tips. Students were reminded to stay vigilant, keep valuables including phones out of sight, and be aware of their surroundings.
Our Community Affairs Officers were out along Forest Ave reminding the community to LOCK THEIR CAR DOORS & REMOVE ALL VALUABLES! ๐๐
Take your keys, secure your vehicle, and donโt leave valuables inside. Letโs work together to help keep our community safe.
Happening now. PBSI Outreach: Scam awareness on jewelry swaps, credit card scams & bank fraud. Scammers may use friendly approaches, gifts, directions or โGod bless youโ to distract & steal valuables. Note the suspect, vehicle & plate. Call 911 if targeted.
The 120th Precinct Community Council would like to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who came out and supported our Annual Back-to-School Community Event. A special thank you to all of our vendors, community partners, sponsors, NYPD members and all volunteers.
Over the weekend, your Neighborhood Safety Team, led by Lt. Arnone and Sgt. Simpson apprehended an individual in possession of this loaded ghost gun after a lengthy foot pursuit through New Brighton.
Our Community Affairs team was out today informing the community regarding jewelry scams. Please be aware of your surroundings and when possible watch out for distractions.