I've been here multiple times before when I had to file for identify theft (Citibank was least…read morehelpful in this regard so I've stopped using them). Officers are generally nice as long as you know patience is a two way street. One of them called to followup, but I don't know if the perp was ever caught. I also came here for their annual Haunted basement event. Pretty amazing production - just expect a very long wait.

Two cops actually return a kitten named Jabar to its bleak existence within a deli--mind you, pets…read moreare illegal in places that serve food, but hey, what's the law?! These are the same cops who do NOTHING if you call and tell them there's a cat being abused, or being kept in a cold basement without food, or being forced to deliver kittens over and over so the deli peeps can hand them out to their friends. Or even a kitten stuck in a gutter. But they couldn't wait to get their mugs on the news for the hand over of Jabar back to his "owner." I used to be able to get deli owners to give me their cats for vetting, vaccines, and spay/neuter with the idea that the health dept wanted that, but now that cops actually RETURNED an unvetted kitten back to the deli, they know that's not true. Thanks for worsening NYC's stray cat crisis, NYPD!

What happened to policing?? Has police & traffic agents stopped writing tickets for double parking?…read moreEvery single day, on East 53rd St between Clarkson Ave & Winthrop St, there are always double-parked cars beginning from the afternoon hours until late night. It's Stems from a hangout spot attached to the bldg at 126 E. 53rd. This has been a thing for a few years & I've never seen nor heard of any cops or traffic agents writing tickets. Nowadays, anything & everything goes in these depressed neighborhoods!!

what kind of pct does not answer the telephone at all. even if it is a non emergency. this is…read moreridiculous. why do they exist. then they want you to support them when people call for defunding police. wow... nypd shame on you. this man parked in my driveway i asked him to move. he refused. i called direct to 67 pct several times- no answer . i called 911 they said i had to call 311. called 311 they said if the guy is threatening i have to call 911. they said if he has not put hands on me it is not a threat. so he would need to stab or shot before action taken. but if you look at a cop wrong they put their feet on your neck or you go to jail if you are verbal to them// go figure.

I sent a 4 word message to Barbie - "Need You, Prissy Devil."…read more So true. I've had a couple of bad experiences down this way in Sheepshead Bay with cops that were thinking they're above their station, and they're not very honest and they always think they're right and sometimes I suspect they know that they're not right but still act as though they're right and it's just a broken system and the word finest is misplaced and that's the nicest I can be about it. But this could have been written about most American cop shops.

Had a incident and have not had any follow-up on it. Detectives came and did fingerprints and they…read morenever got any findings. There was no support from them. I had hard time reaching the captain and and getting any cooperation with my situation. They never answer the phone when u call there. Phone just rings.

I had someone threaten my life and the detective in charge of my file never even called me back…read more They are lazy and have zero empathy. I'm reporting the detective to Internal Affairs.

Reported the same commercial vehicle parking overnight on a residential street 15 times. 66 pct…read moreissued 0 tickets. Two weekends 311 request issued on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Vehicle never moved. 0 summons issued.

Officer Nikita Babenko is the worst DV officer I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with. He…read moresaid he would help me with my abusive mother, and he never did. Don't recommend these people for any help regarding domestic violence. You're better off going to the Devil than asking for help from this sorry group of people. Unbelievable. And I never write a bad review. That's how you know.

The attitude was very bad.！！I just asked some questions, but she was very impatient. Ordinary…read morepeople like us don't understand how the police handle cases. Ask normal questions.

Dedicated, thorough, and polite officers at the precinct. No complaints. Handled business…read moreefficiently.

I posted Apple AirPod pros for sale on Facebook marketplace and when After a while I got an offer…read morefor 20, after a few days I met up with this person just for a simple exchange which I have done plenty of times selling cars and other items on Facebook marketplace and eBay so I did not think much of this transaction. Since I was giving him the 20 AirPods for a good deal I figured it would go smoothly although within five minutes I was Robbed, I tried to run after them and got threatened that I will be stabbed if I kept following them. I spent a lot of money on these AirPod pros and they were not all mine so I was now only losing my rent money but my funds rent money as well I was devastated and I did the only thing I could think of which was called the police. Within less than five minutes the 75th precinct responded and got to work, I was lucky to be greeted with officers, Officer Ramnaraine and Officer Singh, I was in a state of panic and they were very helpful we're getting the information and getting the word out to help me get my items back and to find the perpetrators so they would not threaten anyone else. We went around to look for them and eventually came to 75th precinct were they told me they have found the perpetrators and my items that have been stolen. Mind you this was all within less than one hour! They were incredible, motivated and really helped me through this terrible process. I would honestly and truthfully from bottom of my heart I really do want to think the 75th precinct, the officers to help me and the offices there searching and helping the case. I am so proud of our police force NYPD! Thank you for all that you do!

The youth center is the best .... help me with my son now he st8 A ‍ thank you…read more Just go and volunteer visit the department next door they love food and water !! and take a few flicks

I got hit by a car on 8/24/22 at a gas station and called the nypd. They insisted that I knew the…read moreindividual who hit me and treated me like a criminal and suspect. They did absolutely nothing to solve the crime and help me as a victim. I told them that was vehicular assault/ aggravated assault and they said that was not true only hit and run. Ridiculous you can't make this up. If you are a victim nypd will not help you unless you are a millionaire. NYs finest alright. Welcome to NY.

This precinct is so unorganized. My car was hit while parked on a Saturday morning so I had to wait…read moreuntil Monday to obtain the accident report. I called the number left on the report probably a good 15 times considering I had time to make a full breakfast before I just pressed 0 for the operator who then gave me a different number that I only had to dial 10 times instead of 15 to get an answer. When I finally reached someone they said the report was ready for pick up. I get to the preceding to retrieve it and the guy behind the window says it's not ready ...so I then called the number back (took 5 tries) while I was there and the lady said she would complete it right then and there. Such a headache. Let's get it together 88th precinct.

If you ever had to interact with a NYPD precinct directly you already know that the bad reputation…read morethe NYPD gets is well earned. This precinct lives up to that reputation. When I first moved to this neighborhood I started attending the monthly Community Council meetings organized by the local Precinct. I was particularly intrigued by the Neighborhood Coordination Officers initiative, which on paper it sounded like a good idea, and I wanted to give it a chance: "Neighborhood Coordination Officers, or NCOs, are your local problem solvers. They spend all their working hours within the confines of their assigned sectors, actively engaging with local community members and residents. They get to know the neighborhood, its people, and its problems extremely well." Too bad this wonderful initiative is only as good as the people you are having problems with are not police officers. In particular, local police officers parking their personal cars in complete disregard of parking regulations, and getting away with it. Unfortunately parking in this neighborhood is a big problem, but local police officers think they are above the law, and that they can park in front of fire hydrant, or not pay meter fares, or park by "No parking any time" signs. In short: NYPD officers abusing of their powers and getting away with it[1]. The previous commander didn't last long: in a couple of years he was gone, moved to the 77th Precinct. The current commander seems to be on the same mold: full of promises, enthusiasm for the local Neighborhood Coordination Officers, and same disregard for violations committed by police officers. During the past 3 years I documented dozens of violations perpetrated by the same police officers of the 88th Precinct. I filed 311 complaints; I contacted my Neighborhood Coordination Officers; I sent pictures to the 88th Precinct Commander, etc... It was all a waste of time. Police officers would not take any action against other police officers. Surreal phone conversations with representatives of the 88th Precinct claiming that, since I didn't stay by the illegally parked vehicle for days at a time, I could not prove that the car was parked illegally for days. The officer over the phone would claim that the offending officer moved the car, and then moved it back in the exact same spot hours later, and would continuously to this back-and-forth for days. In other words: officers at this Precinct think taxpayers are stupid, and will treat you like that. The Neighborhood Coordination Officers claim that a police officer cannot file a complaint agains a police officer of the same rank. Yep, that's right: according to the police, if an officer sees a fellow officer of the same rank violating the law, he or she is not allowed to file a complaint against that officer. This is total nonsense. And if you think that a police officer abusing of his/her power to park his/her car doesn't matter much, just think about it: would you trust a police officer who uses his/her badge to gain a persona advantage while violating the law? What else is this police officer ready to do to gain a personal advantage? Expecting honesty from the NYPD is just too high a bar to clear. You're better off without them. --------------------- [1] What's new, right?

I called to try to follow up on my report and the woman was rude and unhelpful. I would love to…read moreknow if my case was ever actually documented or not

I do free tours of nyc, I'm a big Apple Greeters. One of my visitors was a French police officer…read moreand he wanted to meet nypd colleagues. the folks at the 84 th were absolutely wonderful. they went out of their way for my French visitors and his wife and the French people were super grateful. thanks

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.