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Quick police work by detectives led to the arrest of suspects behind a pair of recent murders in Kew Gardens and Ozone Park, the commanding officer of the 102nd Precinct reported to residents at last Tuesday's meeting of the 102nd Precinct Community Council. More ... After taking the plunge with his vehicle into Newtown Creek on the Brooklyn/Queens border early on Sunday morning, Nov. More ... A sales manager with a Maspeth construction equipment dealership was among four individuals indicted on charges that they allegedly part of a ring that stole and sold heavyduty machinery, it was announced last Wednesday, Nov. 20. More ... The boyfriend of a pregnant South Ozone Park woman who was stabbed to death inside her home last month was arraigned last Tuesday, Nov. 18 for her murder as well as for the death of her unborn baby, it was announced. More ... The driver of this sedan which struck a signal post at the corner of 88th Street and 78th Avenue in Glendale on Sunday night, Nov. 23 was reportedly arrested on drunk driving charges. Members of the 104th Precinct, Engine Company 319, Ladder Company 143 and EMS units responded to the onecar collision, which occurred at around 8:30 p.m. No one was injured, said Fire Department sources. (photo: Allen Epstein) More ... An ongoing grand larceny problem and traffic enforcement questions topped the list of issues at the Nov. 19 Committee of Organizations of Precinct 104 (COP104) meeting at Maspeth Town Hall. Deputy Inspector Keith Green, the 104th Precinct's commanding officer, began his report with a rundown of the precinct's CompStat statistics. More ... More than $1 million in fraudulent loans were reportedly obtained by a group of nine indicted in a mortgage fraud scheme which left homes in Bushwick and Richmond Hill in default and an elderly Jamaica woman in foreclosure, More ... 104 BLOTTER Persons arrested in recent police actions as reported by the 104th Precinct included the following individuals: Nov. 17: (Beat 12) Felix Rivera, at Fleet Court, for aggravated harassment, by Det. Murray. (Beat 1) Jason Noyce, at Grove Street, for criminal contempt, by Det. Geis. (Beat 2) Adolfo Amencia, at Seneca and Gates avenues, for assault, by P.O. More ... Heidi Harrison Chain, president of the 112th Precinct Community Council, wants you to know that during the past few weeks, a number of people in our community had their cars broken into and their possessions taken. In one instance, the person left an extra set of keys in the car and their information in the car. More ... |
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