6th Precinct Meeting 12-14-2021 notes
reported by Lou Giudice

Inspector Reilly presided.

November 2021 6th Precinct Statistics:

358 reported crimes including
8 aggravated assaults
10 burglaries (1 residential, 9 commercial)
2 robberies
3 grand larceny autos
3 trigger pulls (1 victim shot)

188 arrests with 236 charges including
6 assaults
28 drugs
1 robbery
21 DWIs (33 charges)

34 drug overdoses including 7 fatalities

231 motor vehicle accidents including
3 fatalities
28 with injuries
38 leaving the scene
7 DWI related

1,315 vehicle and traffic enforcement tickets were issued

Coming Events

The 6th Pct COPE/CLO office will be having a Craft with a Cop event coming up on Wednesday December 22, 5:00PM – 7:00PM at the Middle Country Public Library, Selden. There will be crafts, snacks, hot and cold beverages provided by Home Depot, Michaels, Harbor Freight, Shop Rite and Dunkin Donuts. Children will have the opportunity to leave with a gift for the holidays. Please help us spread the word on this upcoming holiday event!

The next 6th Precinct Community Meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 11th, 2022 at 7PM at the precinct.

Mike Aziz checking in on the 3rd Precinct Community Meeting held on 12-7-21. Inspector Rowan presented us with the following stats:

Violent crimes from 2019 to present down 10.4%

Property crimes from 2019 to present down 4.7%

Overall crimes in the Precinct are down 5.3%

Residential burglaries are down 31.9% from 2019

Commercial burglaries have increased by 30.4% from 2019

Robberies have decreased by 31.7%

Grand larcenies MVs (stolen cars) up 31.1%

All the officers cannot stress enough that we need to turn off and lock our cars.

There has also been a rash of Chinese Food delivery robberies in the Central Islip area, four from August to November. They would order food, then rob the driver at the door.

Moving violations: 4086 in 2021 and 7079 in 2019, representing a decrease of about 3000.

Motor vehicle accidents down from 6639 to 5543.

Fatal accidents rose to 14 this year from only 10 in 2019.

The Precinct is still in need of crossing guards.

The next meeting is scheduled for Jan 4th, 2022.

Happy Holidays to All !

———————–Thank you Mike!—————————

Deputy Inspector Webber presented last night’s meeting. Six new police officers were introduced. They varied in backgrounds from prior NYPD experience, military or college degrees.

Crimes are on the rise. Recently a woman was assaulted at Walmart in Islandia around 4 PM. He stressed to “Know your surroundings”.

Inspector Gabriel from Financial Crimes spoke. His unit deals with a variety of issues but not domestic fraud. About 90 Billion dollars of fraud took place in the unemployment system since the beginning of COVID. IRS scams, foreign scams and PP loan scams are in the rise. One of the best ways to protect your assets is to belong to the site “Security Freeze”. Additional information can be found at https://suffolkpd.org/Precincts-and-Specialized-Units/Specialized-Units/Identity-Theft

Next months topic will include the use of Narcan and first aid. Have a very Merry Christmas !

————– Thank you Lauri Murphy for this report ! ————–

Dear Alumni Members,

Here are the major November 2021 monthly statistics for the 1st Precinct which held its meeting on December 2, 2021:

350 arrests;

8 residential and 6 commercial burglaries, mostly in stores selling cell phones;

75 controlled substance arrests;

8 stolen cars;

8 robberies.

Several search warrants were executed involving drugs.

There were two loaded handgun arrests made in Wyandanch.

The 1st precinct welcomed 33 new police officers for immediate duty.

Drug overdose statistics were not yet available.

The next meeting at the West Babylon Public Library is February 3, 2022 at 7 PM.

Respectfully,

Justin Cooper, 1st Precinct Coordinator