He concluded the meeting by saying anyone with complaints should contact neighborhood coordination officers or go to a Build a Block meeting, with dates to be announced on Twitter.See the Live Sessions section below to access live webcasts of City Council, Budget Committee or Planning Commission. When I look at the news here and I see that the police are at a slowdown, it breaks my heart because there is no slowing down here. “We have a lot of great cops here,” he said. Tolson also discussed the work the precinct has done during difficult times. I will show you the firearms and the good work that the men and women of the police department are doing.” I can’t give the names of the people and I try not to give the area. I won’t give the exact details because all these cases are still pending in court. “If you follow me on Twitter, you will see that I do post pictures of the firearms we recover. “Since I’ve been here we’ve had 11 gun arrests,” he said. Photos courtesy of 68th Precinct Twitter Guns that were taken off the streets by 68th Precinct cops. Tolson said that since he’s taken over command at the precinct, several gun arrests have been made. That’s why I didn’t immediately put out that information.” So with it being from the FBI, I couldn’t let out all the information and all the particulars because it’s a federal offense.

“It was a joint effort but it was mostly run by the FBI. ”This was a joint effort with the FBI so I really didn’t tweet this out because we weren’t the forefront of that,” Tolson said. NYPD also said a quantity of drugs were recovered. Six men were arrested and charges were labeled U.S. 17 a search warrant was executed inside a Dyker Heights home on 79th Street between 13th and 14th Avenues.

“We made a confiscation of heroin and crack cocaine that we’ve gotten off some people in the neighborhood,” he said.Īccording to police, on Sept.

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