Rude staff. Useless . Dont give information. Came from a far area . Only to be told that the…read moreperson that I was looking for wasn't there. They didn't even put an effort to help. Giving out wrong information. Seemed small.

Very rude and excessive forced used on me a relative was arrested for a traffic violation and I…read morerushed there while on lunch break because they told me to come in and get information they cant give me any over the phone I walk in to be asked to leave I refused to because my concerning about my family was making me worried 9 plain clothing cops surrounded me said we are gonna count to three as they were on two I tried to walk out the big doors to avoid being in there custody for no reason and now I am going to trial for this case and lost my job due to this matter this is by far the worst precinct I have ever walked into shame on 100pct in Rockaway beach shame on the captain of the precinct for letting his officers treat me that way.

They were on the money when I needed to deal with an illegally parked car blocking my driveway…read moreentrance. Truly appreciate them.

This review is for Lieutenant Storz and her diligence in assisting me in a compassionate manner…read moreafter my experience with her officers at a nursing home did not go well. She explained and confirmed procedures and protocols and also assisted me afterwards on the phone to make sure the report was amended to accurately state what was said on site at the incident. Much appreciated!

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!

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,

0 stars is very applicable. They don't patrol, if you call for them to come for a non emergency…read morematter yes it'll happen when they have time but either they never show up or if they do show up they stay long enough to close your case on 311 and drive off. In Rockaway Blvd they were notified many times about the school children from John adams destroying property, causing fights, loitering, defacing property and in police explanation they basically said "that's not our job" so when one of the children ends up hurt because it wasn't your job don't come to find out why your job wasn't done to protect both them and other civilians. There's supposed to be a unit on rockaway blvd to keep an eye out for these reckless children and when asked about it no one at the precinct had an answer.

106 precinct is the worse department ever! Cops ' claim' to be busy…read more When you call them for help, they don't even address the situation is the correct way. They laughed in my face when I told them I needed help. A mother of 4, with people who were trying to break into my home, the cops didn't even bother to check any ID to see if they lived here. They automatically believed the people who broke into my home. We don't need cops like this in our neighborhood.. maybe that is why our neighborhood is going to shit. It was never like this before.

Well, they've pulled me over more times than I'd like to remember... Seemingly diligent department,…read morethat controls the summer crowds that Long Beach is known for. So anyways, haven't had any other experiences thankfully. 5 stars for now.

Very kind and attentive people work in this Police Department. I really appreciate their help and…read moresupport.

Today, I received a terrifying threatening call at work from someone who used technology to spoof…read moremy boss's cell phone. This man knew where I was, named my boss and family members, and said he was driving to my office to *get me* NINE calls to 911, 2 calls to the 102nd, and a *Hail Mary* call to the 106th (next closest precinct, no one responded during the 5 hour period I waited Once I was able to safely leave my office (I work alone at a construction office and had to wait for the laborers to return), I went to the precinct to find an empty *prisoner room* and about 7 or 8 police just hanging out eating sandwiches. After 5 minutes of just sitting staring at them, someone finally noticed me. I congratulated them on doing absolutely nothing and left. This is supposed to be the gold standard of law enforcement. Great job NYPD!!

Horrible service, treatments from this useless cops. Came with a friend to retrieve stuff. They…read moreacknowledge us for sec and then say nothing for 25 min. Then get told we gotta wait cause if turning off shift. OK then say that. Then how long it will take and get told 30-1hr. More than 1h goes by and nothing yet. They standing around, chit chatting, drinking there coffee while there's 5 other ppl who need assistance

The men and women who work in this precinct are among the finest people in the city…read more Officers here have taken an oath to protect the public, and especially in today's environment - when police are blamed for virtually everything and can even be charged criminally and held civilly liable, literally for doing their jobs correctly - police face challenges every day which the rest of us can hardly imagine. People in the NYPD put their lives on the line while doing a tough and dangerous job. That's never been a cliche, and the risks they face are more palpable in 2020 than ever before. Support them, respect them and pray for them.

I got pulled over by a male and female cop and they were very professional and gave me a warning,…read morethe cops here are trained really well and are very helpful. As apposed to cops in different precincts that write you bullshit tickets to meet a quota these two did not, thank you for being great police officers.

I've been told that it's perfectly legal for someone to install a camera directly facing my front…read moredoor. After I called 911, the police said just like, even if a complete stranger were to stand outside my window 24 hours a day just staring at my door, it would still be considered lawful simply because it's a public area. No one seems to find this odd -- they all appear to accept it without question. Fine, I get that it's legal. But honestly, I can't help but question their intelligence.

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.