"The 113th Precinct, which covers southeastern Jamaica and nearby neighborhoods, shared the warning through its community channels, according to the NYPD 113th Precinct page. The precinct's online listing also includes direct contact numbers for community affairs and crime-prevention officers so residents can pass along concerns or tips."
"In its advisory, the precinct asks residents to avoid walking alone late at night or in low-traffic areas whenever possible and to stick to well-lit streets. People are urged to keep headphone volume low, or use transparency mode, so they can stay aware of what is happening around them."
"The notice also reminds folks to keep bags zipped and close to the body, and for anyone riding transit, to hold bags in front of them, tuck valuables into interior pockets and use a high-quality lock on any locker they might be using."
The NYPD's 113th Precinct covering southeastern Jamaica has issued a safety advisory following a series of robberies targeting designer clothing and accessories. The precinct urges residents to avoid walking alone at night in low-traffic areas, use well-lit routes, and maintain awareness on public transit. Specific recommendations include keeping headphone volume low for situational awareness, securing bags close to the body with zippers fastened, and holding bags in front while using transit. Valuables should be placed in interior pockets and lockers secured with high-quality locks. This advisory represents part of the precinct's broader community outreach strategy to address emerging theft trends and keep residents informed about local crime patterns.
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