34th Precinct Community Council

The Parks Department will be closing the Dyckman Fields section of Inwood Hill Park at 10 p.m. instead of 1 a.m. as a security precaution, after receiving a request from the 34th Precinct.

Dyckman Street restaurant owners and residents met to discuss concerns surrounding the party atmosphere on what was recently coined Inwood's "Alcohol Alley."

Residents took to the streets, parks and self-defense classes to reclaim the neighborhood after several sexual attacks.

Capt. Jose Navarro said police would start patrolling hard to access areas on the odd looking scooters this weekend.

The Council recommended the NYPD maintain extra cops assigned to the 34th Precinct and expand patrols to Inwood.

A man fought off muggers who attempted to steal his iPad as he tried to enter his apartment building on Bennett Avenue.

The 34th Precinct Community Council is asking for donations to bring turkeys to needy households in Upper Manhattan.

The all-volunteer Inwood Safety Patrol plans to pick up where it left off this spring with neighborhood patrols.

Family members of Emmanuel Paulino, the man killed by police on Oct. 3, marched to memorialize his death.

Captain Jose Navarro of the 34th Precinct said 60 additional police officers would patrol local streets.

33rd and 34th Precinct police gathered with Washington Heights and Inwood residents for the 27th annual event.

Police are warning residents to be careful in Fort Tryon Park where kids have been robbing other kids for electronics.