Crime Talk at 108th Precinct Council Meeting

By QNS Editorial Posted on March 7, 2013

Crime remains down by 5.5 percent for 2013 despite having increased slightly in the 28-day period that ended on Feb. 24, the commander of the 108th Precinct reported to residents at the 108th Precinct Community Council meeting last Tuesday, Feb. 26, at Sunnyside Community Services. Deputy Inspector Donald Powers (at center) reviewed recent crime statistics and addressed questions and concerns raised by attendees. Powers is shown in this photo with council members, local residents and other guests, including Det. Juan Toro (at far left) of NYPD Patrol Borough Queens North; P.O Louis Sorrentino (fifth from left) of the 108th Precinct Community Affairs Unit; Assistant District Attorney Patrick James (seventh from left), representing Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown; and NYPD School Safety Agent Terrence Skinner (12th from left). Precinct Council Vice President Patricia Dorfman (11th from left) presided over the meeting in place of Precinct Council President Diane Ballek.

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