Well, they've pulled me over more times than I'd like to remember... Seemingly diligent department,…read morethat controls the summer crowds that Long Beach is known for. So anyways, haven't had any other experiences thankfully. 5 stars for now.

For the whole year I've been stalked by the same cops because I work all through the night I'm one…read moreof the most hardest workers so today I slow down and pulled over to the side and then they came up to car saying I was speeding eating all the stop signs i was driving 30 miles hr stoping at every stop sign they really try to make me believe that I was speeding it's 4am on my way to work asking me if I'm in a hurry even in the summer time I would see them watch me while I'm in my driveway coming back home from work

I got PTSD from these bastards arrested on a domestic. No rights read to me six hours later I…read morewouldn't sign a confession then they read me by rights locked to a wall for six hours. Nothing to drink diabetic no water. It was like torture then they asked me to sign the confession after six hours. What a bunch of scumbags I called internal affairs and told him he laughed. He said what else is new Yeah Patrick Ryder go back to Queens.

My neighbors drag furniture and slam drawers well into the wee hours of the morning EVERY night!…read moreSo, I called 311 which forwarded my complaint to the 105th Precinct. The officers (a man and a woman) came by and were very courteous and sympathetic towards me. They made me feel like my concerns were valid and offered good advice for how to proceed in the future. During such a difficult time due to Corona I am grateful to have officers that care about the community while risking their own precious health and lives. I was so distressed (almost to the point o I did not make note of their names, but if they read this, THANK YOU! Update: 7/17/20 Had to call the police again unfortunately due to my neighbors making noise. Police officer Sabella came with his partner and spoke to them. It has been super quiet since. Officer Sabella and his partner (sorry, forgot his name) were really helpful and made a world of difference for me! I truly appreciate them both!

Do not go to this precinct if you are looking for help against an abuser because instead of…read morearresting the person doing the crime they arrest the person making the report!!! These people were given multiple papers of proof and evidence to show how unhinged this man is and agree that it's all true and that they heard it in his voice but instead of helping us they have put my mother into jail and insist on us who have no money to afford an attorney to get one!!! These people gave no answers in response to what I should do as a young girl to help and instead walked off and ignored me asking for help these people should NOT be trusted with anything much less to help you in cases involving a sociopath who has been proven to lie in multiple cases before this one and have wrongfully arrested my mother who has taken care of me my whole life and has multiple receipts to prove it! If I ever get the chance to do something I WILL BE SUING YOU PEOPLE because if this is how we are treated after we attempt to get help then I don't want it!!!!

Gave a call this morning for an emergent assistance. The truck was blocking the whole residential…read morestreet with the operator being aggressive. 5th precinct never responded. They haven't in the past. They are pointless. One day it will be a lawsuit for their lack of responding .

The Nassau County 5th Precinct cops are incompetent. I have went to the precinct numerous times…read morebecause they have either given me the wrong documentation or filled it out incorrectly and/or incompletely. People don't have time in their days and life to be running back and forth. Being a police officer is an honor and well respected job, the community holds this profession to a high standard. Do better!

I went to follow up about a complaint I made online about Officer Montalvo. He did not take my…read morestatement and ignored me by telling me to sit in my car at a traffic accident I was a victim of. As a result, Long Island locals were able to lie about who was driving and the circumstances of the crash. My car is damaged and GEICO (their insurance who they filed with first) doesn't want to cover it. When I came on 6/6 to speak to Sargeant Thaddio, the front desk acted like they had no idea what I was talking about even though I called a few times and spoke to someone. Eventually they called Thaddio and we sat not in a private area but the area right next to the desk that was filthy, unorganized and not confidential. His response was to rely on presumed ignorance instead of fully engaging. Everything is the departmental response and my concerns are unfounded even though many of them make 6 figures a year. He also tried to explain what happens when "two cars hit each other" lol like some weird bureaucratic metaphor for the birds and the bees. I assure you, the other driver's car is undamaged. The photo tells you that much considering the angle of the impact. Even if I live in Queens County, I spend enough money and spend enough time in Long Island to care about what the civil servants are doing there. I was taken aback by the lack of professionalism by the NYPD in the past. But Nassau County is no better.

Nassau County on Long Island NY is the wealthiest county in NY state. The medial household income…read moreis $151,489 per annum. The job of serving and protecting these residents lies in the hands of the amazing, solid, alert, omnipresent, patient and proactive NCPD. My wonderful experience with them over the years - 1) Mom was robbed at gunpoint at our second candy store in Westbury in 1982. I was overseas in the military. No cellphones then. The very kind detective kept me informed throughout the investigation and resolution by working with me and the time difference . 2) I lost my carry on containing my wallet in Great Neck NY in 2000. I was flying to Ca the next day. A policeman from this precinct made sure he got to me at home( New Hyde Park then) at 11:45 pm to give me a report. I had a stress free security walk through at the airport six hours later. 3) In 2002, my temple on the Nassau Suffolk counties border had a truck slam into the outside brick wall and gate causing a lot of damage. I will never ever forget the late great Capt Bobby Bellitieri who came out, talked to me for a while , calmed the elders and ensured all was in order with the paperwork. He went above and beyond. He followed up weekly. 4) Mom got a new Honda Accord on 6/6/2004. She was hit by a driver who wrecked her side view mirror and door, then took off. Another very cool officer from this Precinct saw this occur on Hillside & Willis Avenues, then pulled over the other driver. True story - he had to restrain my then 74 old feisty Mom from kicking the other's ass. I was downrange. 5) 2023 - Brookville NY - again great and prompt 1-2-3 actions by the NCPD as my mother needed a character and police clearance certificate. I was 6500 miles away. They took care of my family. I will never forget this.

Very professional officers We are lucky here in Baldwin to have a dedicated police forceread more

Rude staff. Useless . Dont give information. Came from a far area . Only to be told that the…read moreperson that I was looking for wasn't there. They didn't even put an effort to help. Giving out wrong information. Seemed small.

Very rude and excessive forced used on me a relative was arrested for a traffic violation and I…read morerushed there while on lunch break because they told me to come in and get information they cant give me any over the phone I walk in to be asked to leave I refused to because my concerning about my family was making me worried 9 plain clothing cops surrounded me said we are gonna count to three as they were on two I tried to walk out the big doors to avoid being in there custody for no reason and now I am going to trial for this case and lost my job due to this matter this is by far the worst precinct I have ever walked into shame on 100pct in Rockaway beach shame on the captain of the precinct for letting his officers treat me that way.

guys are great help all the time people like that are a blessing from God thank you may God bless…read moreyou oo u

The last few times I went in I felt like they don't want to have the lights on. It's dark and makes…read moreit seem like it's not open. Whenever I went in the officers were always helpful. They do have a sharps canister so that's convenient. The area in front of the desk is on the smaller side.

On April 25th, I went to report the license plate that had been stolen from my car, but they…read morerefused to help me; they said they couldn't file a report for the stolen plate. I waited for assistance, but no one was willing to help until I finally had to ask, "Please, can you help me? What can I do?" They simply gave me a piece of paper so I could go to the DMV to replace the stolen plates. Now I have 14 tickets to pay for the stolen plate because that police station refused to help me file a report. May the Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on those people who are unwilling to help their community.

Very kind and attentive people work in this Police Department. I really appreciate their help and…read moresupport.

Today, I received a terrifying threatening call at work from someone who used technology to spoof…read moremy boss's cell phone. This man knew where I was, named my boss and family members, and said he was driving to my office to *get me* NINE calls to 911, 2 calls to the 102nd, and a *Hail Mary* call to the 106th (next closest precinct, no one responded during the 5 hour period I waited Once I was able to safely leave my office (I work alone at a construction office and had to wait for the laborers to return), I went to the precinct to find an empty *prisoner room* and about 7 or 8 police just hanging out eating sandwiches. After 5 minutes of just sitting staring at them, someone finally noticed me. I congratulated them on doing absolutely nothing and left. This is supposed to be the gold standard of law enforcement. Great job NYPD!!