72nd precinct

Safeguard Electronics with the 72nd Precinct and Operation ID

Christine Bush

Mar 5, 2013 — 1 min read

If you’ve got some spare time tomorrow, and will be around the hood, you might want to consider checking out Operation Identification, hosted by the 72nd Precinct.

The Crime Prevention Unit will be on hand at the J King Seafood Plaza parking lot (618 62 St) from 11am-1pm on Wednesday, with free sticker decals and VIN etching for your car, and free Operation I.D. etching for your cell phones, I-Pads (Tablets), computers or any electronic device.

Image via NYPD

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