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    Suffolk County Police Department - Fifth Precinct

    4.3(6 reviews)
    39.7 mi

    They do there job and are caring and professional. Answer any questions even if repetitive. Much…read morerespect for all in blue but they were there for a tragic loss of mine and really handled it well.

    On August 9th, 2022, my fur baby was in heart failure so I brought her to the emergency room at…read moreAtlantic Coast Veterinary Hospital in Bohemia. Emotions were high, and words were exchanged resulting in me being assaulted by four employees of the hospital. One was holding my dying fur baby in her arm while attacking me. Officer Ryan McAdam was called to the scene. Not only did he ignore my request for an ambulance, but he refused to call his supervisor, continued making threatening statements at me, leaving me to fear for my life. He lied to me about seeing the security camera footage. He told me "from what he saw" I deserved what I got. I recorded him saying all of this. When a witness came forward to show Officer McAdam what she had recorded, he ignored her. Thankfully she text me the video which clearly shows me being assaulted. Officer Brianne Campbell was assigned to the case. During our meeting, she had written down on paper all of the details. She seemed to care at that moment. She promised me upon her return from vacation, she would contact my witness for a statement. She also said she would get the footage from the veterinary hospital's security cameras. She didn't do any of that. I later found out by someone else that those cameras never worked. I finally got in touch with Officer Campbell in October. She used the computers being hacked as an excuse for not returning my calls. That was when I reminded her that she had written it all down. She told me she would call me back within the hour after she reviewed those documents, but I never heard from her. I called again two weeks later, and spoke to Officer Finkwell. He told me Officer Campbell would be out that week. When I vented to him about the departments lack of communication, he took it personally, and told me he didn't appreciate me taking out my frustrations on him. We had words. He accused me of saying things to him that I never said. I reminded him that I was the victim here, not him. I saw where this was going so I asked to speak to Sergeant Casey. The Sergeant never got on the phone, nor did he return my call. After speaking to IA, Officer Campbell finally reached out. She must have been offended that I called IA because her demeanor completely changed. She accused me of being the aggressor, and continued informing me that it was legal for the hospital employees to put their hands on me because according to her, I refused to leave. How can I leave when I had four people, two being men, on top of me? Also, I would never leave without my fur baby, which was in the arms of my attacker at that moment. This precinct is the perfect example of why there are so many issues with law enforcement today,

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    2.2(17 reviews)
    3.9 miPomonok, Flushing

    My parents live in Fresh Meadows and I'm house sitting until they come back from vacation. I had to…read morereport a crime (not an emergency but a crime) and chose to do it in person, as I didn't feel getting a police car to drive up to my parents house would be a nice surprise for the neighbors. I was greeted immediately as I walked in with curious yet friendly-enough eyes and was asked what I needed. The female officer who I was conversing with was multi-tasking and was on a call we both agreed it'd be best if I sat for a few minutes so she could give me her full attention once finished. As I sat and waited for a few minute, several officers walked passed my seat to go to the back and they were all very polite and friendly, each asking "Hey how you doin?" While I won't get into the details of the situation, the officers were very helpful and down to earth. I appreciate our boys in blue. Thank you for the help.

    Highway Unit 3 - Officer Morales #16688 It's extremely…read moredisappointing to see the way you treated my cousin and the complete lack of courtesy and humanity shown during this situation. My cousin pulled over on the Clearview Expressway simply to offer assistance to someone whose vehicle would not start. He was trying to do a good deed and help someone who appeared to be stranded. At no point did he ask this person for money or attempt to solicit business from them. Despite that, Officer Morales proceeded to place my cousin in handcuffs and accuse him of soliciting. Instead of taking a moment to understand the situation or ask questions, he immediately treated my cousin as though he had done something wrong. There is absolutely nothing wrong with stopping to help someone in need. Law enforcement should be about protecting and serving the community, not making people feel as though they are criminals for trying to do a good deed. I sincerely hope this situation is reviewed and that there is accountability for how my cousin was treated. Basic respect, professionalism, and common sense should apply to everyone!! And to top it off, he impounded the vehicle! How miserable can one person be?

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