61st precinct community council
After more than four and a half years serving as head of the 61st Precinct, Deputy Inspector Georgios Mastrokostas said goodbye to the community at last week’s Community Council meeting, and welcomed the new head of the command, Captain John Chell. Mastrokostas is joining the NYPD’s Organized Crime
61st precinct community council
The 61st Precinct Community Council will meet at 7:30 p.m., June 13, at the Bainbridge Center, 3093 Ocean Avenue between Voorhies Avenue and Shore Parkway.. The Community Council offers neighbors an opportunity to ask questions and express concerns about crime and safety issues in the area. The monthly
61st precinct community council
With a crime-fueled 2011 in the rear view mirror, the leader of the 61st Precinct suggested much of the year’s crime was a statistical anomaly, but authorities are gaining ground where they can. Deputy Inspector Georgios Mastrokostas provided a year-end review for members of the 61st Precinct Community Council
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Got a crime problem on your block? Had a particularly good experience with an officer and you want to commend them? Had a bad one and want to complain? Want to hear about the biggest crime issues in the neighborhood? Come to this month’s 61st Precinct Community Council meeting,
61st Precinct
Anti-graffiti vehicles cleaned up East 19th street, previously a haven for vandalismRemember a few weeks ago, when we told you how a resident of East 19th Street chided 61st Precinct’s Captain Georgios Mastrokostas [/captain-faces-heat-at-61st-pct-council-meeting/]? At the time, the resident complained that her concerns about graffiti and drugs had been