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High-tech Security In Woodhaven

By QNS Editorial Posted on January 24, 2013

A free VIN etching and high-tech device registration program was presented by Assemblyman Michael Miller and the NYPD at the lawmaker’s Wooodhaven office last Saturday, Jan. 19. Pictured seated are Dinorah Gonzalez (left) and 102nd Precinct P.O. Brendan Noonan; standing (from left) are residents Alexavier Batista and Edwin Batista; Assemblyman Miller and staff member Dorie Figliola. Four-monthold Jayden Batista is shown in the carriage.

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