108th Precinct Council Honors Cop on Arrest Streak

By QNS Editorial Posted on February 6, 2014

The 108th Precinct Community Council recently honored P.O. Vania Lauren as its Cop of the Month during its meeting last Tuesday, Jan. 28. Lauren caught a gun-toting phone robber wanted for nine stick-ups and busted a warehouse burglary in the same week. Among those pictured are Lauren; P.O. Louis Diaz of the 108th Precinct Community Affairs Unit; Patricia Dorfman, the council’s First Vice President; Sergeant-at-arms Frank Corrado; Secretary Johanna Carmona; Treasurer Don McCallian; and Lt. Jonathan Cermeli. The Cop of the Month plaque is donated by the Times Newsweekly.

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