Yom Tov preparations ahead of Pesach with NYPD Patrol Borough Brooklyn North.

We just discussed deployment plans. So we have to start with the 400 and then they have to go with it and then we going to kind of go down 7977 and concert as well. Um, chief Yeah, I just want to say quickly for the CO's in the borough field Um, I'm a CO. So just um you know this year especially as we always do put security and have good presence during Passover but this year especially with everything going on with Iran and terror terror attacks that we have here at we just had one and attempted one over the city and they had So this is very real. So I want you guys to take this very seriously and when we talk about deployment it's just like anything else. Just make sure you look at the assist with the manpower as well. Okay, so if you guys are falling short anyway or any with any uh areas that you want to cover please let us know but we have to make sure it's adequate coverage. Uh, before we get started we do have sanitation here. We do have someone from FDNY here. Um Once again it's it's great to see everybody here. You know, thank you to the chiefs here as well. We've done this four years now together here and we've grown closer and we've all gotten better on how we do this. And to echo what the chief said, you know I was the XO you know on October 7th so I'm fully aware of the uh the concerns and the fears of Stanton. I'll stop in a minute then. I think you got it. Basically all the way March to April from Flushing all the way to Fordham. Yeah, I think they got the same 77? Oh, I Actually went off on my way through here so I apologize. and 1112 Park Place. Those are the two locations. Um Post three and four, 664 Bergen and 664 Sterling Place. Um five and six, we have 306 Albany and 1334 Lincoln Place. And our last post will be in front of 667 Park Place. So I just sold it. With that we'll close our mobile but they'll be the joint task force at the mall. Both locations. And also we do get counter terrorism time officers um both locations and all of them are community affairs officers that uh Any questions for the 77? Do you need an increase in No. Um so uh I I want to say the Thomas is coming. I just paid him to say that. Um 94? All right, follow me this year, no? Everybody's there. Can I have everybody line up? I'm non-stop. You know the most legit my number one guy. What? My squad is the same thing, too. Um New York is independent by Yeah. You like the license. Please. Yeah, all the same. Well, thank you all. Really enjoy being around. Everybody's great. Looking forward to having a having a nice safe holiday. Thank you very everything. Thank you. Let me get you started. I'll get you get to work. Chuck, are you are you going to have the the truck? Chuck, do you usually have a hookup? Make sure you weren't there. I know. You usually in there. No? You were upstate last year. Oh, you're done. Are you going to be in the Yankee? Okay. Yankee, got anything? The patrol division 79 got the soda The hot soda and the Rogers? Yes, yes, yes. Okay. Um two um uh the addition of Brooklyn North. Today I think this is the first meeting that we're having in this room since since it's been named the Chief Jerry Nelson Musselwhite that we're coming together for the first time with this significance. I remember my personal memory when I was first assigned as a lieutenant in Brooklyn North. The precinct and Chief Nelson were both members here and he took the time to speak to all the new lieutenants individually at the time of that first small touch. And that was his that was his sentiment. He always had that touch. He always had that persuasion with with everybody. Uh whether you were a precinct commander or a lieutenant or a cop, I think everyone felt some sort of closeness with Chief Nelson. And now we have the Chief Bob Keep Askins as the Chief of Brooklyn North. I know that borough still is in tremendous hands and only to highlight what happened with the tally ambulances in London just a couple of nights ago. And I know there's a tremendous amount of fear the Jewish community felt when the phone rang with the season of the holiday ground. We all know about it. You know, every day since. So I know the fear of course is real. But as we come together once again, Chief Askins, Chief Bobby Golden, Kenny, the tremendous tremendous leadership here and precinct commanders, community affairs, you all know there's no 12 to 8, 8 to 4, 4 to 12. There's no RDO. There's no days off. Leaving with your families on vacation, phones are ringing, you're getting ahead of things, you're troubleshooting, getting phones when the day light hours, hopefully light hours that work. But you know, getting diesel for them. But we're doing everything we can to get resources out there with the community through such a great partnership. So I know we're looking forward to what we have planned this tremendous successful Passover. Once again, and this is the first one with Chief Askins Passover. I know it'll be it'll be great. Look forward. I know Chief Commissioner O'Neill wants to be here as well, but he got called to the Commissioner's office. The Commissioner O'Neill sends his best to everybody. And again, you know, Chief Askins close to us. He's got a problem with that. He's not from the 88th as well. And when you guys are at your spot at the Avenue C entrance, and you guys just know that you guys are the leaders here. People in this group, nothing in this world came from Brooklyn South, but that's how the park where I came from personally. I know that the precinct had a really good relationship with um I know the entire the entire apparatus here. We should not just take this for granted that, okay, we had another meeting. Yes, it was nice and successful. We should really think just how much has been accomplished here, just where we came from. You know, when it all started in 1960, the relationship wasn't the way it is now. Sometimes we get pulled over by the police, pulled over to serious motor vehicle stops, getting stopped by the police, responding to a child choking. Look where we've come from there. And now you have the borough commander himself who came and talked to his assistant, came personally himself to set that tone that it's his concern, it's our concern. And that's what we're here for. And as you see the work relationship that we have, I don't think it's ever been better. And that's a credit to everyone who's here. And should give up even more success and more great things to come. Thank you. I would say that It's a it's a pleasure to spend another holiday season with you all in Brooklyn North. I think since 1997, when I graduated from Grace Academy and I went to Metro North, I think maybe all but three years have been outside of outside of Brooklyn North. But it's it's always it's always nice to to get together. And you know, as the years go on, it's I appreciate it more and more. Just seeing you all enjoying the holiday season together. So, happy holidays, everyone. But the details that I know are the importance of this, okay, to be visible, just how your community affairs office is doing a good job, you know, make sure that you guys know that, uh to be interactive with the community. And uh the whole goal is to make sure you guys have a stress-free holiday cuz I don't want you to be worried about anything happening, but that comes with making sure the presence is good. So, if you guys see that there's not sufficient presence, let me know and you know whether it's a 90 77 79, please let me know. Let me and Kenny know. I'll try to pull some more resources like we did come in and put them out here. Okay? We want to make sure it's completely covered. I don't want any gaps. I don't want any uh you know any worries that we're not we're going to drop the ball cuz we won't. Okay? We're here for you guys. With that, have a happy Passover. I'm not