Night Out Against Crime
Last night the weather was perfect for a night of celebrating community all the good people that keep it safe. There were speeches, prayers, music, performances, laughter and a chance to say “Hi” and say “Thank You.”
Todd Maisel stopped with his camera by the 60th Precinct in Coney Island, 63rd Precinct in Marine Park and 73rd Precinct in Brownsville last night. Brownsville was rocked by the largest mass shooting in Brooklyn in years just a couple of weeks ago. Mayor De Blasio announced $9 million in funds for Brownsville last night to strengthen the community.
Happy to have so many of my colleagues in government come out to #Brownsville for #NationalNightOut 2019. It is so important that we work together now for the community we all deserve. pic.twitter.com/FmWaqwItr6
— Alicka Ampry-Samuel (@AlickaASamuel41) August 6, 2019
Politicians made sure to stop by:
Thank you to my fellow Brooklynites for coming out to last night’s #NationalNightOut Against Crime. I spent time with constituents in the 63rd, 67th and 73rd Precincts. #BrooklynStandUp pic.twitter.com/pfDlzTzsuf
— Yvette D. Clarke (@RepYvetteClarke) August 7, 2019
Had a great time tonight visiting all precincts in southern Brooklyn for #NationalNightOut . Thank you to all our men and women in blue for the amazing work do everyday protecting the community. Thank you to the people who helped organize!
I hope you all had a great time! pic.twitter.com/7QOrW4Di4e
— Andrew Gounardes (@agounardes) August 7, 2019
At #NationalNightOut stop #3 with @NYPD76Pct community council President Jerry Armer and Commanding Officers O’Malley and Kinsella. It was great to see you all! pic.twitter.com/ABn4igXZKe
— NYS Senator Brian Kavanagh 卡范納 (@BrianKavanaghNY) August 6, 2019
That’s a wrap for #NationalNightOut2019. Thank you Brooklyn for being so welcoming, & for showing that together, we’ll continue improving the public safety for all New Yorkers. pic.twitter.com/MeAoCQGyHI
— Jumaane Williams (@JumaaneWilliams) August 7, 2019