Very helpful and friendly at the police station. They give you a very at home feel when stopping by.read more

Amazing and funny people work in this precinct! This officers love their community and I met…read moreDetectives and the commanding officer Wilson Aramboles a great an inspiring person. Thanks for your services NYPD, and thanks for keeping us safe!

Everyone at this precinct is lazy and seems like they don't want to do their job,! Have you waiting…read moreforever just to be so called helped by a rude officer.

After kicking in my bedroom window, the thief used my suitcases to steal my stuff. He trashed my…read morebedroom (tossing everything looking for secret treasures - hah little did he know that I am the secret treasure in my bedroom... but I digress, and this guy was an idiot). He stole my laptop, docking-station, monitor, keyboard and mouse... but forgot the battery or the power supply. Then he went through everything else looking for valuables. A couple of cameras, some small stuff. An ice cream container from Buckingham Palace filled with British coins. I called 911 from my doorway. My door was open when I got home. I looked into my apartment, and my monitor was gone. I pulled out my Blackberry and called 911 for the first (and hopefully last) time in my life. The operator stayed on the phone with me was I walked from room to room. She was great. My bedroom looked like a cyclone hit it, and my Teddy Bear was crumpled under broken glass. The thief left the light on in my bathroom. I was very angry. Soon enough, a cruiser pulled up with two patrol officers. They were very professional and kind. I was still very angry. When we were walking through my bedroom, assessing the damage, one asked in a concerned tone "Is it usually this messy?" I resisted the urge to slap him, but then realized that these people see the worst of society on a daily basis. I said "No. I made my bed this morning before I left." As we filled out paperwork, their supervisors came. Three plainclothes officers, who were also very kind and they listened to my anger. I was advised not to touch anything until forensics came. I wanted a drink, and one officer suggested that I just wear gloves and have a drink. I couldn't do it. I sat in my chair and never took of my coat. At 11, a detective came to let me know that forensics would come in the morning. I slept in the sofa that night - still angry, I pulled some spare pillows from the closet, and my emergency heater and I closed the door to the bedroom. I slept well, anger is exhausting. In the morning a team of forensic officers came. They got a footprint from my pillow (size 12 boots - just like the guy upstairs) and a print from my desk. I was fingerprinted to rule out my own prints, and after they talked with me for a while, they left and I started cleaning. That evening, the detective who is handling the case came to visit me. He had called a few times during the day, and when he and his partner arrived, I felt like I knew them already. This is just a brief sketch of what transpired over my Friday and Saturday. The upshot is, the police were AMAZING. I'm sorry that they ever had to come into my life, and my stuff is gone. It may be a miracle that I can get it back, but my computer was password protected, the majority of my stuff was backed up using dropbox, and x-marks. Yeah, it's going to cost me some money (I don't have renter's insurance). If you stumbled across this review, take a moment and think about how your life would be affected by a robbery. Make a list of your stuff and their serial numbers. (you might on a long shot get your stuff back). Some of my digital pictures are gone forever. But the majority were saved. I'll update this if the NYPD come through with finding my stuff - but until then, life goes on.... My life has officially become a cautionary tale....

My family just returned from vacation in Canada where we spent a few nights at the Hyatt Place Ft…read more Lee in order to visit New York. On our return from Time Square one night, one of our group members noticed that her hotel room door was ajar and the family member who she had left there was not in the room. She is a senior and we were worried. The hotel front desk staff and front desk manager was of no help to us and frankly did not seem to care. My sister then called the Ft. Lee Police Depart where Officer Pickens and Sargent Lee were dispatched. These two police officers were later joined by a few other officers, but Pickens and Lee showed concern, compassion and empathy; they really stood out. Their level of professionalism the moment they walked in the hotel doors was very admirable. Officer Pickens was very deliberate in explaining exactly what their initial search would involve. Thank God we eventually found out that our family had fallen ill in the hotel and had taken a taxi or Uber to the nearby hospital. Unbeknown to her, her WIFI was not activated so her messages to us of her situation did not transmit in a timely fashion. Kudos to Pickens and Lee. God bless you both.

A Civilian like me does want to feel safe under their protections and want them to respond to us…read morepolitely with courtesy...

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!

Professionalism at its finest. Great precinct! And even better cops! Was pleasentlt surprisedread more

Update* This week…read moreother events occured regarding the case I was involved in and I just want to say that Officer Mazzella was extremely professional, helpful and courteous. I am so grateful for him and couldn't thank him enough. Its only fair that I update this review to reflect what a wonderful officer this guy is.. you can tell he ENJOYS doing his job which we don't see very often. Officer Mazzella if you read this THANK YOU AGAIN.

I love this precinct. Sergeant Murphy is a bald cutie. His mustashe will leave you mesmerizedread more

great guys and gals. Super fast response. Most are very helpful and kind. they do their best with…read morelimited funding is what i noticed. Been living in this town for a decade and one officer does over and beyond.. i forgot his name but i heard he used to be a teacher. his really does his best!!!! On the other hand i did have one guys follow me to my house and treated me like a felon in my own drive way... given the robbery issue around town last year i guess it's better to have diligent policy then not. It takes all kind of people i guess but over all this is a good department in my experience.

I had to get some fingerprint cards filled out for a background check for a job. I went later that…read moreday; they told me the person who does fingerprints wasn't there. There was absolutely nothing going on, from what I could see. I doubt the person wasn't there. I came back the next day during the time they said the person would be there. Again, nothing going on. I waited about 20 minutes for someone to come down and do something that took about 5 min. I will say, people were helpful when I came in and asked me what I needed, and they did call the person who did the fingerprint cards within 5-10 minutes of me arriving. I'll give NYPD the benefit of the doubt and assume there was more going on behind closed doors than I could see; otherwise, I would have to say things looked and operated needlessly slow.

I've been trying to call them for two hours. I am trying to reach the operator. At first it rang…read morefor however long it takes the phone company to cut the call off. Now whenever I try 0 it says "You cannot be transferred to this number. Please try again." I then tried every other extension and got the same response. I will give them the benefit of the doubt and assume the switchboard is down.