November 7th, 2023 - 8:09PM, the man in the attached photos grabbed my iPhone out of my hand and…read moresmashed it on the street on 10th Ave at W 28th Street. When he grabbed the phone from me he inadvertently hit me in the face. I immediately filed a report with an officer about the incident. Apparently no one informed this criminally sane genius and night-time stalker that iPhone photos are uploaded to the iCloud and that destroying a random woman's phone does not destroy the data on the sim card. Basic common sense for abusive criminals is fundamental for personal growth. Please be on the lookout if you see this individual and report him to the NYPD 10th Precinct if you recognize his face or if he works in the area of 28th Street and 10th Ave. Thank you.

NYPD 10th Precinct - You all are great but…read more we need your leadership and the city leadership to stop approving "No Parking on weekends" on West 24th street between 9th and 7th We can live with the fact that only the wealthy can have cars in the city as a very large number of street parking has been taken over by bike stands or restaurants But on weekends many of us have family and friends visiting and neighbors with cars can peacefully leave their cars for a weekend of parking peace Just found a "No parking sign tomorrow Saturday starting at 5am" Come on - We need to do do better than this for chelsea residents Attaching photo of sign

Very grateful for these NYC police officers We had a medical…read moreemergency last night and so appreciate their helpfulness, kindness and professionalism. God bless them!!

Twice I have entered this precinct. The first time was when I reported identity theft. I was a…read morelittle scared to go inside wondering what both the police and place would be like. Both fears were put to rest as the police inside were kind and helpful. The second time was when I went to hand in an iPhone that an elderly lady had left on the bench at the Second Avenue and 14th Street bench. We had been chatting and then her bus came and she left to get onto it. I didn't notice that she had left her phone. Then others waiting for buses mentioned the phone so I told them that I would hand it in. This time when I went to give it in a lady officer asked me why I had done this m. I told her that maybe the lady would come here or they could somehow find her. I don't know how the story ended but both experiences have been fine.

This precinct is horrible all the white shirt did was run his mouth I came to file a report and…read morewaited an insane amount of time without no acknowledgement there was 3 officers and a white shirt just talking crap we asked for help and they just said we have to wait. There is only one precinct no PSA in the neighborhood. As a civilian I felt slighted and ignored and slighted by the people who took an oath to help the citizens of the community. The fact that there was only one officer for the front, that was in the back for over an hour with someone who a detective came to talk to is insanity. It was annoying and fustrated to have to just stand around waiting to be assisted with no emphaty just didn't sit right. It took so much self control to not curse them out. This precinct should be investigated and they should be more than one officer to assist the front when people come in especially if the one officer is going to be spending an substantial amount of time with a person

POLICE ARE THE SOCIAL FABRIC OF COMMUNITIES! People are…read moreoften too critically offensive of law enforcement based on extraordinary eventful circumstances beyond the fate of reality, yet they discount & discredit the bittersweet necessary presence of dedicated Officers in their sectors to Serve & Protect which once was their motto! Of course we're all under the sensitivity discretions of distinctive "melting-pot" of millions of unique people of different ancestral cultural traditions, languages, religions, rituals customs, beliefs-faiths, and attitudes who don't think alike and come with temperamental misconceived confusions exhibiting different individual etiquette-mannerism! But above all these differentiations over a century still allowed the gradual mixed races of law enforcement officials to have astonishingly outdone themselves improving communities even with shortages of manpower, resources, and the malevolent nexus nemesis of wickedness of organize crimes, gangs, fraudulent people, thieves, robbers, and domestic violence of criminal predicates heinous assaults to innocent folks. What society doesn't realize is that our POLICE have anti-crime, anti-drug, antiterrorism, and other intervention community units to prevent and combat the injustices that plagues civilizations endless of sinners temptations evil "mindsets" regards for greed & gluttonous search of illegal cash, robbery of property, damage to business & homes, and injury or death of good natured victims. Sadly, criminal lost minds & hearts can't all be saved as well as the sacrificial lambs of noble benevolent folks & family caught in unpredictable "crossfires" of pure FATE & COINCIDENCES! We all must embrace those [humanitarian sacrifices] of these Brave FINEST Men & Women who dress in their uniforms with an ultimate breathe of confidence to do their jobs for better future of their children, parents, elderly grandparents, siblings, and commercial business owners daily struggle in NYC's toughest metropolitan neighborhoods! Recidivism efforts starts in the proactive homes, workplace, neighborhood watch, and political patriots willing to bring transformative changes. God Help Us All!

These officers are simply awesome and extremely respectful. May God continue bless and protect the…read more71st including every single person that is under that roof, on every side.

I would like to thank Officer Alvarez and Rodriguez from 71 Precinct for removing the Raccoon from…read moremy window plant box this afternoon. They really stepped up. 311 said they don't remove health animal and Animal Control NYC told me they don't remove animals outside the house. But, NYPD came, used my cat's cage and safely removed the raccoon. Many Thanks NYPD officer Alvarez and Rodrigues. God bless you! #newyorksfinest #nypd #communityservice #nypdraccoonremoval #protectingandserving #prospectleffertsgarden #71precinct

Volunteer Firefighters…read more Unlike NYC, most of Long Island relies on a cadre of volunteer firemen to respond to emergencies and fires. After a head on collision 2 weeks back, the first person to jump into action was an off duty volunteer fireman from the East Norwich fire department. I managed to extricate myself from the wreck and after he dialed 911 we looked for the other driver- His fellow volunteers soon were on the scene with all sorts of equipment - maybe because I was in a daze but it seemed to me that those guys were there in seconds. My hat is off to that whole group of volunteers!

My interaction with the 77th Police Precinct was a positive one. The police officers who arrive on…read morethe scene were professional, and when I had to come to the Precinct to get some documents everything was surprisingly smooth and fast. The officer at the front was very apologetic for the system being slow that day, but still produced the documents in just a few minutes. The documents were accurate, and I was in and out in less than 10 minutes.

These guys seem to be doing a super great job of keeping tabs on my landlord and the rest of the…read morelandlords who live in the area and go through their tenants mail, disable their tenants work vehicles, and even drive around in them when they're not home. Mines name is Latanya Pierce but there's a whole gang of them who operate businesses up and down Franklin and Nostrand avenues, as well as disabling an parking cars all up and down saint marks avenue, park place, st. James, and saint Johns, Bergan, and Dean streets. Your landlord is probably part of their gang, just google Latanya Pierce or Simmons V. Reich to find out if yours is on the list.

Thanks for helping my friend finding my friend. Who told me he wanted to hurt himself because I…read moretook it serious and I showed you the text messages. Thank you. You guys worked really hard and I told you guys. Thank you so much for that. I really appreciate it, but he's Dominican. And that's the Pope's guards. I'm telling you, Michael Angelo designed their uniforms and you don't see my TV. Do you they look like court? Gestures in the colors of Mardi Gras lent kind of funny. Well then, Joanne asked Michael Angelo an artist to design it.Alright cause it's kind of fucking funny

Four Stars because there's always room for improvement. I've been living back in NYC for 17 years…read more During this time I've seen a big improvement in the attitude of our police. The new recruits are friendly, helpful and not intimidating as in the past. I had a couple bad experiences about 10-15 years ago. Now when I ask for information I'm assisted. It's like when you teach a child the policeman is your friend. I wasn't raised that way. I was taught to be afraid of them. I'd be locked up. I still have a fear of imprisonment. Thus my name FreeBird. I try my best to keep the law because of my fear. I thank the police every chance I get these days. We lost 9 to suicide this year. I'm grateful every day that they take the job. They are so very very underpaid! Thank you NYPD. My heart and prayers go with you.

I will begin by saying that this division is 5 stars ! But it's return or new collaboration with…read morethe Department of Education who previously were the Board of Education is Needed. The Nypd school safety division before 1998 was the Board of Education school safety division and the job remains the same for the men and women who protect the children, employees, and visitors in and around NYC Schools. Was the merger needed? Don't get me wrong the nypd is second to none in its law enforcement pursuit but in my opinion the school safety division was not a perfect fit for the Dept. First school safety followed the merger of traffic agents into the nypd . While that was needed! because school safety was not police officers they also took on the uniforms of traffic agents except the white hat. School safety agents were called school safety officers which I believe has a better ring to it. I do believe that the men and women of school safety when under the board found themselves in awkward situations considering thier special patrolman /law enforcement status with the building principles who is in charge of the building. . But now under the nypd it's worst considering they also find themselves not employed by the education department. And with situations of disorderly conduct in the school building not a crime by the way , often agents are called to respond by school administrators and teachers and the situation can become criminal with possible Assault of that agent. The school safety division union is local 237 which has a law enforcement division consisting of hospital police , cuny college public safety, taxi limousine Co agents ect most of these titles go unnoticed because of their dual roles as security and law enforcement officials. The division has not been able to retain its staff due to many factors including agents leaving to other law enforcement jobs which pay more or has a more law enforcement role or look. A better fit would be nyc correction officers into the nypd. The Dept has tried to increase the number of agents by creating a new position of asst.school safety agent . But the starting age of 18 years of age is not a good idea in my opinion. There has been some hiccups with the division one of them was that old residency rule from the Koch administration. This affected more than just the division across city services its being felt even to this day the difference is now after two years you can move out of the 5 boroughs but with recruiting and retention issues the rule should be over completely. Hopefully what was agreed with the city council finally becomes reality and the school safety division becomes the Department of Education police.