Officer Russo and Officer Shulman went above and beyond to help me when my car was disabled on the…read moreGrand Central Parkway. So grateful! Thank you!!!

I dunno... I came here once, and honestly, everyone was pretty rude. Is this the usual vibe for a…read morepolice station? Oh lawd. I'm giving it 2 stars because, well, I'm sure they're doing some work in there - but yeah, not exactly friendliest folks you'll meet. Probably because they're dealing with unfriendly problems. I'll just leave a quick 2 stars and march away.

Great experience with2 officers who visited me at home after I reported theft of my wallet and…read moredriver's license. Although not an emergency, they arrived quickly and took my statement. Wish I remembered to take their names so I could write to the CO. They loved my dog too! Thanks Officers!

I used to have 99 problems and the police weren't one. Then I got arrested 10 times in Flushing…read more(for Flushing... people's heads in toilet bowls... I was young, I'm not ashamed), and now I have 109 problems. 10 of which are bad arrests. OK I can't back that up, but I can back this up (pdp). I've never had any truly awful experiences with these cops like the ones over in Jackson Heights but I'll tell you what. I have never had anything but nasty vibes from them. I've been loudly, rudely honked at (a couple of times) and yelled at out of car windows just for crossing the street legally (once). And illegally (once). But like, really. Jaywalking. Okay. And a couple of times when we actually needed some help, they were not so friendly. One time he was texting or something on his cellphone and seemed furious that we'd interrupted him. I actually waited a few seconds until he looked like he was done, but still. Thanks bro. I guess cops aren't happy about being direction-providers, but you could just say you're not sure and be nice about it dude. I'm not even remotely surprised that they have such low ratings. And the way in which these particular cops drive around Flushing as if they're trying to mow down as many mere mortals as possible is pretty sick and not in a good way. Police in America have a lot of issues. The militarisation and disconnection from the community is insane. You would hope that in New York City it was a little different but if the Flushing cops are anything to go by it it's really not. I'm hoping to someday start a proper discourse between the community and the police, as I was part of when I lived in England, but it's very different here. The militarisation of the police makes everything much harder. Massive nationwide reform is needed.

Everything..... The staff is unprofessional and the food is so bad that a dog won't even eat…read moreit..... They won't let you have personal clothes, yet they give you used jumpers that are to last for your entire time there.... Your locked up 23 hours a day and for the hour you do get, you spend it on the unit because they always give the excuse that they don't have enough staff to take you outside..... It's hot in the summer and super cold in the winter.... I became suicidal because of it all and u definitely don't recommend anyone to go there at all , so please stay home out of trouble and whatever you do try not to get yourself locked up !!!!!'n

My dad used to go here quite often. Usually when he needed to get away from mom when she was drunk…read more I didn't think anything of it until one time when he came back pregnant. Always thought this was just an average health spa that maybe gave the odd handy here and there after the massage but I'm pretty sure there is a lot of back room full lay s*x and other activities going on here. Maybe even drugs. The police should investigate this place.

Officers in this police station are amazing. They go above and beyond in helping the community. I…read morepray that all of them have safe shift everyday and I ask you all who are reading to reach out to your local city officials and ask them to protect all NYPD officers and raise their salaries and benefits.

I've been placed on hold for over an hour......................Id recommend a different precinct.read more

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

Non responsive, lacks compassion, and officers seem to have various different complaints filed…read moreagainst them. The leadership's excuse is that there is too much paperwork to bother following up. In other words, no solution but throwing up your hands in the air.

I've been a Bayside/Auburndale resident for almost 6 years and I must say that the 111 pct has the…read moremost courteous and professional officers that I've dealt with, not to mention a very quick response time. Unfortunately, a loved one was recently arrested and the officers were extremely compassionate and helpful. Even allowing the use of their phone. From the lieutenant that I dealt with about 2 years ago for an incident, a traffic stop with my father to the most recent mishap with a loved one getting arrested, all of the officers have shown fairness and professionalism to the highest degree even when the civilians were in the wrong. I can't express how thankful I am to live in an area where the precinct is full of overall good people that still continue to show kindness and understanding despite the negativity going on throughout the city.

So as I have pointed out in most of reviews for this trip, this was not a vacation. The sudden…read moredeath of my sister mean i had to make this trip to start getting some answers and making arrangements. This is how and why I found myself in front of my sisters apartment building, with my suitcase, the temperature dropping, and no idea what to do next. The call had come a few days prior and I found myself speaking to an officer of the 112th Precinct. Unable to even get into the building, and knowing it had been sealed by the police, I headed to the agreeable close station. There the desk Sargent on duty and civilian present (I assume a community service officer) were sympathetic and were able to help me understand what I needed to do to get a court order to enter to get clothing for my sister and go from there. It was a bit of relief to go from unsure to having a mission that I needed to accomplish. 3 days later I was back. This time it was to wait for an officer (or two) to escort me and supervise my time int he apartment) which would be under seal till the court declared me an administrator. They again were friendly, professional, and sympathetic. I would have to wait. Unsaid was that this was not a high priority. So I waited. It took many hours, but they were able to free up 2 officers to head over with me. Again the officers who escorted me were friendly and professional. It was appreciated in this trying time.

reporting identity theft in late November and up till now no satisfactory response…read more I went to the police and an officer made me wait 1/2 hs and told me the wrong things to do. I went back 1 week later and the officer told me fill up some papers. never give me a copy. wen back to pick a report and give me a clean slip to call back for the complaint report. calling several time and no body answer. finally got someone and she pass me the report number. Now, the slip has no dates, address or type of crime writing. I write de complaint number. And that's is all? . I request a copy of my complaint, she told me they don't give it!

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.