NYPD 62nd Precinct

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Annually, Fireworks cause over:
10,000 injuries
19,500 fires
$100 million in property damage
Kids under 15 account for 30% of all injuries.

Fireworks are illegal.
See something dangerous, call 911.
Anonymously report the Use, Delivery, or Sale of Fireworks; call 311.

A credit freeze stops would-be identity thieves from getting your credit report. Anyone can place a credit freeze, and they don’t affect your credit score. Credit freezes last until you lift them. Just contact the three credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.

Don't make it easy for thieves!

Unattended property—even for a minute—is an open invitation for theft.
Keep your bags, laptops, and valuables with you at all times.

Protect your gear:
✅ Never leave items unsecured in public.
✅ Register with NYPD "Operation Identification."

wants to ensure that social media platforms are safe for young people and to empower them, their caregivers and their communities to use social media in ways that promote well-being and limit unsafe exposure. Read their action plan: http://on.nyc.gov/4bCcxCS

Join NYC’s Bravest 🚒 vs. Finest 👮‍♂️ in a battle for blood donations!

🩸Every donation can save up to 3 lives!

📍 NYPD 62 Precinct (1925 Bath Avenue)
🗓️ Wed, June 24th | 1:00pm - 7:00pm
🎟️ Scan the QR code or use code "4NYPD" to book your spot.

Let’s show up for Brooklyn!

Burglaries are a real concern for our community. Security Surveys are provided 100% free of charge by your Crime Prevention Officer to alert you of any security vulnerabilities associated with locks, doors, lighting, windows, and alarm systems.

Use caution when opening car doors. You must wait for all traffic to pass before you open the door. Be vigilant of motor vehicles and bicycles on the roadway, especially when you park near a marked bicycle lane. Always check your blind spots!

While younger people are more likely to lose money to fraud than older people, in 2022, older adults reported losing more than $1.6 billion to fraud, compared to about $1 billion the year before. To protect yourself and a loved one, visit: https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2023/10/fighting-fraud-against-older-adults?utm_source=govdelivery