Police Tech Talk of 108th Coun. Meet In Sunnyside

By QNS Editorial Posted on March 8, 2012

At the 108th Precinct Community Council’s Feb. 28 meeting at Sunnyside Community Services, P.O. Nicholas Naglieri and P.O. Joseph McCall (back row, second and fourth from right) of the Patrol Borough Queens North Community Affairs Unit gave residents an overview of the new technologies the NYPD is using to track stolen property such as smartphones and tablets. In addition, Capt. Donald Powers (back row, fourth from left), the precinct’s commanding officer, reported that the command is investigating a rash of tire and rim thefts from area vehicles. Also attending the meeting were Matt Wallace, representing City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer (back row, second from left); Precinct Council Vice President Patricia Dorfman (back row, third from left); P.O. Louis Sorrentino of the 108th Precinct Community Affairs Unit (back row, fifth from left); Council Secretary Rita Lowry (front row, fourth from left); community activist Rose Tibaldi (front row, seventh from left); and Assistant Queens District Attorney Andrea Mauro (back row, third from right).

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