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October 15, 2022
Thief Pinned The Woman in the Turnstile and Stole Her Wallet
NYC Crimestoppers
The thief pinned the woman in the turnstile. How scary! Then he stole her wallet. (Story here)
TURNSTILE TRAP: A thief trapped a woman inside a full-height turnstile at a Rego Park subway station and snatched her wallet, police said.

Using his weight to keep the turnstile from fully rotating and letting the victim onto the platform, the thief pinned her inside pic.twitter.com/2B9iai9yx5
— PIX11 News (@PIX11News) October 14, 2022

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October 15, 2022
Nero Fiddled As Rome Burned. Iwen and Schumer Dance As NYC Burns.
Any politician dancing while NYC is on its knees doesn’t understand what a politician should be doing.
Iwen Chu is part of the broken machine that is failing NYC.
Iwen was invited to debate her opponent, Vito LaBella and she chose not to. Iwen hasn’t offered another venue or allowed for any questions from the public.
Iwen knows Vito and she knows he is a strong, outspoken leader, who will fight for the community. Iwen saw Vito fight persistently and win for this community.
Vito LaBella is a former police officer – he has always stood up in NYC. Like everyone in Brooklyn, Vito is tired of criminals winning.
The fam goes dancing: @chuckschumer, @Iwen4NY, @TishJames and @joestripes dancing their way to victory this fall. pic.twitter.com/cZ1fpBibTA
— Brooklyn Young Democrats (@BKYoungDems) October 15, 2022

FIRE THE MACHINE, DYKER HEIGHTS!
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October 15, 2022
Tacos Por Favor Special for Bay Ridge
Tacos Por Favor has a deal for 12 tacos for $25 – any type.
Tacos Por Favor – 8125 5th Avenue
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October 15, 2022
Crash at Ovington and 7th Avenue in Bay Ridge
(See Video)
Around 2:00 pm, there was a crash on 7th Avenue and Ovington Avenue. (See Video)
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October 15, 2022
Shooting on 65th Street and 17th Avenue in Brooklyn – Who Knows These Guys?
On October 13th, the NYPD Crime Stoppers shared a video of a crime that happened on September 24th on 17th Avenue and 65th Street.
WANTED ASSAULT: On 9/24/22 @ 12:45 PM the vicinity of 17 Ave & 65 St @NYPD62PCT the individuals entered the building approached a 35-yr-old victim demanding property. The victim refused, a firearm was displayed & discharged, striking the victim. Any info call us at 800-577-TIPS pic.twitter.com/MGF5pARzk0
— NYPD Crime Stoppers (@NYPDTips) October 14, 2022

The two men in the video entered a building and robbed a 35-year-old. When the person refused to give up their items, they shot the person. (From Instagram)
Someone has to know these guys. Go get your money and buy a nice bag ladies: 1-800-577- TIPS
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October 15, 2022
Dr. Frontus Continues to Remind Alec Brook-Krasny That She Didn’t Defund the Police
NYC Council was the group that voted to defund the police. Mathylde Frontus is an NYS Assembly Representative, so she never voted to defund the police.
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October 15, 2022
Update: He’s Claimed!!! Dog Found in Dyker Heights – Taken to ACC
This handsome dog was found on Fort Hamilton Parkway & 72 Street. He was at the 68th Precinct, but is now at Animal Care and Control (ACC).
Now at ACC – they named him Spark on the database. #156088
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October 15, 2022
Stabbing on 58th Street Between 8th and 9th Avenue in Sunset Park – Up to $3500 Reward

On Wednesday, October 12th at 5:00 pm, a 46-year-old man was stabbed multiple times inside of 845 58 Street in Sunset Park.
This Citizen report may have been referring to the man involved:
Call us at 800-577-TIPS or anonymously post a tip at crimestoppers.nypdonline.org Reward up to $3,500
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October 14, 2022
RIP Harjot Singh, 29-Year-Old From NJ Died in a Fatal Crash in Bay Ridge
Harjot Singh was a 29-year-old passenger in the back seat of a car that crashed on the I-278 around 2:30 am this morning in Bay Ridge.(Source)
Ravinder Singh was the 23-year-old driver from Queens, who drove the wrong way on the Gowanas Expressway and crashed into a guard rail near the Fort Hamilton Parkway ramp.
When I heard what happened, I thought that there two men were friends, but seeing that they are related makes this even worse.
Video: Adam from Loudlabs
Ravinder Singh was ordered held on $10,000 bail during a brief arraignment in Brooklyn Criminal Court. (Source) The Brooklyn Paper wrote that Ravinder Singh was charged with “Vehicular Manslaughter, DWI, Failure to Obey Traffic Device and DWAI-Alcohol.” (Source)

This is a terrible nightmare for that family and friends of Harjot and Ravinder Singh. Please pray for them.
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October 14, 2022
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Bay Ridge Helps 150 Asylum Seekers Each Day
Pastor Carlos Ruiz at Good Shepherd Church leads like Jesus would.
Great story by Channel 12 News about the church and it’s volunteers helping 150 asylum seekers each day. (See here)
If you want to help out (see here) or donate food or clothing, (see here) Good Shepherd’s food pantry was busy each week before this happened.
While many people are against what is happening in immigration, they also recognize that there are families who are being dumped in communities and need help.
“In Staten Island, Verde’s Pizza & Pasta House has been delivering pizza to the hotels in Travis, as well as offering leftovers to those who wander into the store.” (Source)
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October 14, 2022
Bay Ridge Business Owners Speak to The Daily News Over Robberies and Changes in Safety
The Daily News spoke with some business owners in Bay Ridge. The story was as sad as the title. (See story)
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October 14, 2022
Community Board 10 Failed To Share the Lobbyists Behind the CarShare Program Proposed for Our Community
The CB 10 Traffic and Transportation Meeting on 10/12 started with Justin Romero from the DOT presenting about the Getaround CarShare Program coming to our neighborhood.
Here’s the information the DOT shared:
Here’s the streets they are proposing to put the carshare program:
A) 76th Street and 3rd Avenue (near Tanoreen and the Dance Studio – they failed to mention Tanoreen’s outdoor dining program across the street)
B) 74th Street and 6th Avenue – across from a deli mart (here)
C) 64th Street and 11th Avenue – on the side of Scaturro Supermarket (here)
The residents and businesses on these blocks may want to watch the video of the meeting about the Getaround CarShare Program:
Doris from CB 10 asked: Why is this company the only company presenting? (That was very odd.) Adiennne Moretz said that GetAround is participating in the DOT District 10 – other districts have other companies.
Great question Doris! Moretz wouldn’t know this information though. A quick search in the lobbyist database showed Brooklyn Borough President, Antonio Reynoso was lobbied by GetAround in 2021.
That should be disclosed, as many projects in our area have been pushed by lobbyists! Reynoso was also lobbied on the red light cameras, a bill Andrew Gounardes pushed. (See here)
Whose job is it to tell CB 10 that lobbyists are behind a project?
Doris Cruz remembered when Cars2Go parked cars all over our neighborhood. (In 2015, Cars2Go was one of the first things I wrote about – see here) Do you remember the two men that pushed that program? <Wink>
Daniel from CB 10 asked how many users does the GetAround program have in a community? Adrienne Moretz was unable to answer that question (thousands or tens of thousands)
The DOT said that 10% of users sold their own cars. Daniel asked how long did it take for this turnaround to happen. Moretz finally revealed that the statistics were from San Francisco – they didn’t have any statistics from NYC.
Stephanie from CB 10 asked how many cars would be at each location. Moretz said two vehicles would be at each of the three locations, for a total of six cars for this neighborhood. Justin from DOT added that in the next round, GetAround will request more spaces in our neighborhood.
Stephanie from CB 10 asked Moretz to explain how the drop of congestion was measured for the statistics provided. Stephanie also asked about the location being near Tanoreen (Thank you, Stephanie).
Doris said she wanted a detailed analysis on this car share program. (Go Doris!!) The DOT representative said he would provide it. (This comes up often at CB 10 committee meetings, but CB 10 doesn’t share if an agency provided the information they requested.)
At the first CB 10 meeting this Fall, the new chair of CB 10 said that members of CB 10 will have to research things for their committee.
The Committee Chair of Traffic and Transportation Committee moderated – he had no opposition.
Earlier this year, this chair led the meeting on loading zones. No one mentioned the zones were lobbyist driven. (See here) He also led the meeting for the school at 8802 – 5th Avenue. That property was owned by the same man who owned Nathan’s, but that was not shared by CB 10. (See video of CB 10 Meeting) (Info from The City)
Who is making the decisions for Bay Ridge? This is the lobbyist database for NYC – it’s simple to search – just put in the company name and search.
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The thief pinned the woman in the turnstile. How scary! Then he stole her wallet. (Story here)

Any politician dancing while NYC is on its knees doesn’t understand what a politician should be doing.

Iwen Chu is part of the broken machine that is failing NYC.

Iwen was invited to debate her opponent, Vito LaBella and she chose not to. Iwen hasn’t offered another venue or allowed for any questions from the public.

Iwen knows Vito and she knows he is a strong, outspoken leader, who will fight for the community. Iwen saw Vito fight persistently and win for this community.

Vito LaBella is a former police officer – he has always stood up in NYC. Like everyone in Brooklyn, Vito is tired of criminals winning.

FIRE THE MACHINE, DYKER HEIGHTS!

Tacos Por Favor has a deal for 12 tacos for $25 – any type.

Tacos Por Favor – 8125 5th Avenue

(See Video)

Around 2:00 pm, there was a crash on 7th Avenue and Ovington Avenue. (See Video)

On October 13th, the NYPD Crime Stoppers shared a video of a crime that happened on September 24th on 17th Avenue and 65th Street.

The two men in the video entered a building and robbed a 35-year-old. When the person refused to give up their items, they shot the person. (From Instagram)

Someone has to know these guys. Go get your money and buy a nice bag ladies: 1-800-577- TIPS

NYC Council was the group that voted to defund the police. Mathylde Frontus is an NYS Assembly Representative, so she never voted to defund the police.

This handsome dog was found on Fort Hamilton Parkway & 72 Street. He was at the 68th Precinct, but is now at Animal Care and Control (ACC).

Now at ACC – they named him Spark on the database. #156088

On Wednesday, October 12th at 5:00 pm, a 46-year-old man was stabbed multiple times inside of 845 58 Street in Sunset Park.

This Citizen report may have been referring to the man involved:

Call us at 800-577-TIPS or anonymously post a tip at crimestoppers.nypdonline.org Reward up to $3,500

Harjot Singh was a 29-year-old passenger in the back seat of a car that crashed on the I-278 around 2:30 am this morning in Bay Ridge.(Source)

Ravinder Singh was the 23-year-old driver from Queens, who drove the wrong way on the Gowanas Expressway and crashed into a guard rail near the Fort Hamilton Parkway ramp.

When I heard what happened, I thought that there two men were friends, but seeing that they are related makes this even worse.

Video: Adam from Loudlabs

Ravinder Singh was ordered held on $10,000 bail during a brief arraignment in Brooklyn Criminal Court. (Source) The Brooklyn Paper wrote that Ravinder Singh was charged with “Vehicular Manslaughter, DWI, Failure to Obey Traffic Device and DWAI-Alcohol.” (Source)

This is a terrible nightmare for that family and friends of Harjot and Ravinder Singh. Please pray for them.

Pastor Carlos Ruiz at Good Shepherd Church leads like Jesus would.

Great story by Channel 12 News about the church and it’s volunteers helping 150 asylum seekers each day. (See here)

If you want to help out (see here) or donate food or clothing, (see here) Good Shepherd’s food pantry was busy each week before this happened.

While many people are against what is happening in immigration, they also recognize that there are families who are being dumped in communities and need help.

“In Staten Island, Verde’s Pizza & Pasta House has been delivering pizza to the hotels in Travis, as well as offering leftovers to those who wander into the store.” (Source)

The Daily News spoke with some business owners in Bay Ridge. The story was as sad as the title. (See story)

The CB 10 Traffic and Transportation Meeting on 10/12 started with Justin Romero from the DOT presenting about the Getaround CarShare Program coming to our neighborhood.

Here’s the information the DOT shared:

Here’s the streets they are proposing to put the carshare program:

A) 76th Street and 3rd Avenue (near Tanoreen and the Dance Studio – they failed to mention Tanoreen’s outdoor dining program across the street)

B) 74th Street and 6th Avenue – across from a deli mart (here)

C) 64th Street and 11th Avenue – on the side of Scaturro Supermarket (here)

The residents and businesses on these blocks may want to watch the video of the meeting about the Getaround CarShare Program:

Doris from CB 10 asked: Why is this company the only company presenting? (That was very odd.) Adiennne Moretz said that GetAround is participating in the DOT District 10 – other districts have other companies.

Great question Doris! Moretz wouldn’t know this information though. A quick search in the lobbyist database showed Brooklyn Borough President, Antonio Reynoso was lobbied by GetAround in 2021.

That should be disclosed, as many projects in our area have been pushed by lobbyists! Reynoso was also lobbied on the red light cameras, a bill Andrew Gounardes pushed. (See here)

Whose job is it to tell CB 10 that lobbyists are behind a project?

Doris Cruz remembered when Cars2Go parked cars all over our neighborhood. (In 2015, Cars2Go was one of the first things I wrote about – see here) Do you remember the two men that pushed that program? <Wink>

Daniel from CB 10 asked how many users does the GetAround program have in a community? Adrienne Moretz was unable to answer that question (thousands or tens of thousands)

The DOT said that 10% of users sold their own cars. Daniel asked how long did it take for this turnaround to happen. Moretz finally revealed that the statistics were from San Francisco – they didn’t have any statistics from NYC.

Stephanie from CB 10 asked how many cars would be at each location. Moretz said two vehicles would be at each of the three locations, for a total of six cars for this neighborhood. Justin from DOT added that in the next round, GetAround will request more spaces in our neighborhood.

Stephanie from CB 10 asked Moretz to explain how the drop of congestion was measured for the statistics provided. Stephanie also asked about the location being near Tanoreen (Thank you, Stephanie).

Doris said she wanted a detailed analysis on this car share program. (Go Doris!!) The DOT representative said he would provide it. (This comes up often at CB 10 committee meetings, but CB 10 doesn’t share if an agency provided the information they requested.)

At the first CB 10 meeting this Fall, the new chair of CB 10 said that members of CB 10 will have to research things for their committee.

The Committee Chair of Traffic and Transportation Committee moderated – he had no opposition.

Who is making the decisions for Bay Ridge? This is the lobbyist database for NYC – it’s simple to search – just put in the company name and search.