Showing posts with label Captain Ken Corey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Captain Ken Corey. Show all posts

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Incident In Carroll Park's Ladies Room Illustrates That Caution Is Advisable

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A warning was posted on the Bococa Parents' Yahoo Group on Wednesday regarding an incident that occurred in Carroll Park on Saturday. A man was exposing himself in the women's bathroom and startled someone who walked in on him. The Park's Department workers notified the 76th Precinct immediately, but the man fled before police arrived.

I reached out to Deputy Inspector Corey of the 76th Precinct in an email to get further information regarding this incident. He wrote back:

We received a 911 call from a Parks Department employee at 12:15 p.m
on Saturday, reporting a man in the ladies room of Carroll Park
exposing himself. The officers arrived on the scene at 12:17 p.m.
The suspect had already left the location, and despite a diligent
search, the officers were unable to locate him. He was described as a
Hispanic male wearing a maroon dress shirt and black pants. If anyone
saw this man and can add to the description or possibly identify him,
they should call Detective Paul Grudzinski at 718-834-3207.

We normally increase our patrols around the neighborhood parks in the
warmer weather, and Carroll Park is certainly no exception. We
encourage people to immediately report suspicious behavior, so that we
can investigate it. In this instance, the officers arrived within 2
minutes of the 911 call. Lone adults loitering in a playground filled
with children certainly fit this criteria and should be reported to
911.

We also constantly remind people to be mindful of their personal
property, whether in the park, supermarket, restaurant or elsewhere,
and not to leave items visible in their cars. The email you forwarded
me mentioned "stroller purse snatchers". We have had no incidents of
this in 2010 in or around Carroll Park, but did have a few in 2009.
Also, on Saturday 6/5, there were 2 incidents in Red Hook Park in
which unattended bags were stolen.

Working together, we can continue to reduce crime in the community.

Deputy Inspector Kenneth E. Corey
Commanding Officer, 76th Precinct


Yes, Carroll Park is generally very safe, but incidents happen occasionally. It certainly is advisable to be vigilant at all times. Most importantly, don't take any chances and accompany your child to the bathroom each and every time.
And please let your nanny or babysitter know about this incident as well.




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Friday, June 04, 2010

Report Of Assault On Young Woman On 2nd Place Near Clinton Street

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You may have seen the fliers posted along the neighborhood warning of an attempted rape on 2nd Place near Clinton Street. According to the flier, the incidence occurred at approximately 3:30 Am on Sunday, May 30th. The victim, a young woman was assaulted by a 5.5 - 5.7 man in his early 20's, who had first been spotted walking from Clinton and 3rd Place.

The flier also mentions that this may have been a second incident involving the same man.

I emailed the 76th Precinct to get the facts and received the following report by Captain Ken Corey. Below is his reply:


Thanks for reaching out on this. The incident was reported as an
assault. The victim was walking her dog at around 2:30 am when the
perpetrator approached, he pushed her to the ground and grabbed at her
shirt. She screamed and he fled. The incident is under investigation
by our Detective Squad, and anyone with information is asked to call
Det. Jurewicz at 718-834-3221.

The poster makes mention of a second incident involving the same
perpetrator. We have no other incidents reported that are even
remotely similar, or have anyone with a similar description. I don't
know where that information came from, but if it is factual, we'd like
to know about it.

Ken Corey

I would like to thank the captain for taking the time to get back to me.
Please, everyone, be careful. Though this is a very safe neighborhood, we need to be aware that incidents do occur. It may be more prudent for people to pair up when walking a dog in the early morning hours.




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