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Deputy Inspector Terrell Anderson, Commanding Officer. The official Twitter of the 73rd Precinct. User policy:

1470 East New York Ave, B’klyn
Joined March 2014

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  1. Great work by P.O. Twohig and the Response Team getting this illegal firearm out the wrong hands.

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  2. Oct 5

    Thank you Anthony and Anna of for bringing us together. Thank you and the families of our fallen brothers for your words of inspiration and support. Your strength is our motivation. We vow to uphold the legacy of your loved ones and .

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  3. Retweeted
    Oct 4

    Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family, friends, and co-workers of Police Officer Jacob Hancher from the . Officer Hancher was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call last night.

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  4. Oct 2
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  5. Oct 1

    , the 73rd Detective Squad is looking for information in regard to a Commercial Burglary that occurred inside of the Quality Inn Hotel located at 120 Osborn Street on 9/8/20. If you recognize anyone shown below please call 718-495-5429. All calls are confidential.

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  6. Oct 1

    Congratulations to Detective Allen! A Neighborhood Coordination Officer and hero.

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  7. Oct 1

    , do you recognize this person? The 73rd Detective Squad is looking for this person for information in regards to an attempted Burglary which took place on MacDonough Street. If you have any information call 718-495-5429. All calls are confidential.

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  8. Oct 1

    Your Field Intelligence Team remains committed to getting illegal guns off our streets. After serving a search warrant these 3 firearms and drugs were recovered.

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  9. Sep 30

    Congratulations to two of our Queens. Police Officer’s Simon and Robinson-Maglione on reaching the career milestone of 2️⃣0️⃣years of service and all in ! Starting in the Police Academy(top picture)they continue to serve with grace and powerful distinction.

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  10. Retweeted

    1 year ago, Det Brian Mulkeen died in the line of duty protecting NYers from gun violence. Brian dedicated his life to getting illegal guns off the street. His legacy lives on every day as cops continue the work he died doing. We honor his sacrifice today and every day.

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  11. Sep 28

    In honor of we highlight our members of service in the . They continue to contribute to the rich history and legacy of all Hispanics in and throughout the world.

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  12. Sep 26

    Today we had our 3rd monthly Community Cafe. We broke bread,laughed, danced, gave food to those in need, we helped make sure residents counted on the and registered to . Thank you to everyone who attend and assisted in making this happen!

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  13. Sep 26

    One more laugh before I post how great today went. Here I am looking at how long line is and worried as I realize we ran out of jerk chicken. 🤦🏾‍♂️😂

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  14. Sep 26

    Before I start posting pictures from today’s Community Cafe enjoy a quick laugh at Sgt. Chauvet pretending to be a DJ. 🤣

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  15. Sep 26

    The Community Cafe is just starting. Come join us!!!

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  16. Sep 26

    Great job by the 73 Field Intel Team coordinating with the Response Team to make 2 firearm arrest in one day.

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  17. Sep 24

    On “crime reduction” overtime foot post Police Officer Ladson and James made sure they did just that by removing this firearm from our streets.

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  18. Sep 24

    Executive Officer Captain Birchwood and I held a staff meeting today. As we work to improve public safety he has proven to be a true leader and reliable partner. We also thank the Lieutenants you see for their continued hard work and dedication.

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  19. Sep 23

    it’s that time again! Free delicious food Free groceries Voter registration 2020 Census completion Community engagement Did I say free food ? 😋 See you there!

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  20. Retweeted
    Sep 22

    Meet the New Chief of Collaborative Policing: She stepped away from the NYPD after more than three decades on the job, but Chief Juanita Holmes is back. She’s now working to build the department’s relationships with communities and government agencies. reports.

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