It was a packed room at the Morris Park Community Asociation for the September 49th Precinct Council meeting. Newly promoted Deputy Inspector Julieann Stapleton came right out and said crime is down again in the 49th Precinct. However that was for reported crime, as a former police commissioner once told me that much crime goes unreported.
In the monthly crime tips Crime Prevention Officer Mella spoke of a jewelery scam, businesses n eeded cameras, and other ways people are trying to scam you. The Treasurer's report said there was $1,683.60 in Precinct Council funds. There was a lively Gallery session, then report from elected official representatives and one by State Senator Gustavo Rivera who stayed the entire meeting.
Treasurer Elio Morales ran the meeting in the absence of President Miura and Vice-President Nastasio. Council members Kawalick and Adams were also in attendance.
Deputy Inspector Stapleton came in front of the table to speak to those in attendance and hear their questions and complaints.
The Cop of the Month award went to Police Officer Jrffrey Jiminez.
The 49th Precinct Auxilary officers were on hand for the Precinct Council meeting.
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