Didn't even finish helping me before she hung up. I'm just going to have to call another PD to help…read moreme

Thank you NYPD for quickly providing assistance when I received death threats and then following up…read moreto offer various health services for my safety. We love and support our officers.

Garbage service, attitude, professionalism, and timeliness…read more Do you even have a working phone at this office? Next time I get hit by a car I'll be sure it's out of your jurisdiction.

What can be said, 90th Precinct, what can be said?…read more My neighborhood is extremely loud. Not the kind of noise that becomes static once you've lived in an urban area for a while. Loud people. Very, very, loud people. At 6 am, at 3 pm, at 2 am. I don't mind... really. Unless it's 6 am and I am trying to sleep. Unless it's 2 am and I am trying to sleep. There is really no need for a block party to be taking place Sunday-Monday outside my window. The 90th Precinct has been helpful for keeping things quiet by driving by now and then. ...but not enough.

Very grateful for these NYC police officers We had a medical…read moreemergency last night and so appreciate their helpfulness, kindness and professionalism. God bless them!!

Twice I have entered this precinct. The first time was when I reported identity theft. I was a…read morelittle scared to go inside wondering what both the police and place would be like. Both fears were put to rest as the police inside were kind and helpful. The second time was when I went to hand in an iPhone that an elderly lady had left on the bench at the Second Avenue and 14th Street bench. We had been chatting and then her bus came and she left to get onto it. I didn't notice that she had left her phone. Then others waiting for buses mentioned the phone so I told them that I would hand it in. This time when I went to give it in a lady officer asked me why I had done this m. I told her that maybe the lady would come here or they could somehow find her. I don't know how the story ended but both experiences have been fine.

This police department is the most corrupted in New York City. I called asking for a welfare check…read moreon my cats because I heard they were living in deplorable conditions. I am legally fighting in court to get them back. I just wanted to make sure they were okay. When I stepped foot in the 108th Precinct, the sergeant--I don't know his name; he looks Indian or from Bangladesh--told me that the cops can go in, check the cats, and remove them if they are living in horrible conditions. He told me to go to the scene and call 911, and the cops would start their investigation. This idiot straight-up lied to me. I waited two hours for two women who looked miserable as ever to show up. One of the officers' names was April Iannetta. She was a hot mess. I don't even know how she is an officer. She did nothing to help me. They were nothing but rude. She literally went into the building, told the doorman to call the guy so they could check on the cats, and the doorman said he didn't answer. She came back and said he didn't answer, so he's not home. I said, "You didn't even knock on the door." She said he's not home, so there's no point in knocking. When I went back to the sergeant, he literally lied again, saying that Officer April Iannetta said she conducted an investigation and that the superintendent said no cats were living in that apartment. I hate the NYPD. I would rather die than call them ever again. They lie and use the system while they are walking snakes. I made a misconduct report on the officer, and I hope in the next 20 years the department changes for the next generation.

By far the most incompetent and lazy precinct in all of queens. The level of unprofessionalism…read moredisplayed by the officers & (especially) the detectives here is remarkable. They are utterly useless.

I will begin by saying that this division is 5 stars ! But it's return or new collaboration with…read morethe Department of Education who previously were the Board of Education is Needed. The Nypd school safety division before 1998 was the Board of Education school safety division and the job remains the same for the men and women who protect the children, employees, and visitors in and around NYC Schools. Was the merger needed? Don't get me wrong the nypd is second to none in its law enforcement pursuit but in my opinion the school safety division was not a perfect fit for the Dept. First school safety followed the merger of traffic agents into the nypd . While that was needed! because school safety was not police officers they also took on the uniforms of traffic agents except the white hat. School safety agents were called school safety officers which I believe has a better ring to it. I do believe that the men and women of school safety when under the board found themselves in awkward situations considering thier special patrolman /law enforcement status with the building principles who is in charge of the building. . But now under the nypd it's worst considering they also find themselves not employed by the education department. And with situations of disorderly conduct in the school building not a crime by the way , often agents are called to respond by school administrators and teachers and the situation can become criminal with possible Assault of that agent. The school safety division union is local 237 which has a law enforcement division consisting of hospital police , cuny college public safety, taxi limousine Co agents ect most of these titles go unnoticed because of their dual roles as security and law enforcement officials. The division has not been able to retain its staff due to many factors including agents leaving to other law enforcement jobs which pay more or has a more law enforcement role or look. A better fit would be nyc correction officers into the nypd. The Dept has tried to increase the number of agents by creating a new position of asst.school safety agent . But the starting age of 18 years of age is not a good idea in my opinion. There has been some hiccups with the division one of them was that old residency rule from the Koch administration. This affected more than just the division across city services its being felt even to this day the difference is now after two years you can move out of the 5 boroughs but with recruiting and retention issues the rule should be over completely. Hopefully what was agreed with the city council finally becomes reality and the school safety division becomes the Department of Education police.

While in the area I found someone's ID on the ground and returned it here. The officer I spoke with…read moreinside was courteous and thanked me for dropping it off. Hopefully, that person's ID was returned to them. The 19th Precinct serves the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The precinct is one of the most densely populated residential areas in Manhattan. The southern part of the precinct has a large commercial area and features Madison, Lexington, and 3rd Avenues, which are well known for their shopping and assorted businesses. I back the blue as I know they don't have an easy job nowadays, especially with the city politics getting involved

NYPD 19th Precinct My apartment complex is being protected…read moreby the 19th Precinct of NYPD. When I know they are around I feel secure. We have well over 1400 apartments in Four High Rise buildings. There's definitely multi resident in apartments or you couldn't afford the two bedroom. With the current economy crime may be on the rise but the data shows it's way down in NYC. I'm not sure about my neighborhood so I'm glad NYPD is showing their presence.

I came to report a missing wallet. I walked in at 11:15pm and two respectful male cops were at the…read morewindow to assist me. They asked for my ID to check, gave it back a few minutes later, and ask me to hang out and wait. I waited until 12am. During that wait I noticed a shift change. That's the reason why probably nothing was done. It would have been helpful for someone to explain that to me. At 12am I decided to try a female cop. She was a lot more helpful and had me fill out a lost property report. Why the two male cops didn't do that is beyond me. All cops here were respectful, but for some reason it took me a little over an hour to do something that could have just taken half the time. So in summary, they were courteously and professional, but not really efficient.

I would give 0 stars if possible. I went to report something happening in the community and no one…read morewould listen. It seems like they just want to do as little work as possible. Also, very condescending in the way they speak to members of the community. It's scary that they are the ones "protecting" people.

On 3/3/2026 at 11:12pm. I called 911 for a domestic violence occurrence on Borden Ave and 64th…read morestreet. A man and women were arguing in the sidewalk. It escalated and he pushed the women into a parked car. They continued to argue with pushes and hitting. I waited until 11:50, over 40 mins and no cops responded. The women ended leaving and walked up 64th street towards grand Ave. This is disgraceful and disgusting. She could have been killed !!! In addition, I got a call from NYPD at 1:55am. Almost 4 hours later.

Horrible Abusive forget of our rights as Americans. It's nauseating. I was arrested for resisting…read morearrest. And then was they tried charging me with possession of a controlled substance. Not to mention fake police. Oops, I mean "cops".. Fake Fake fake. Also, They need to learn their jurisdiction . . . Con ed too. 27,000