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F p h r i i a r u %u2019T R 1 Q 7 i ' P H O F M I Y p a a a n* * * H e * * e tc * :* :* r t f * * * * * * * * : * # # * # * *REPORT FROM NYPD* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *February 28,1974 PHOENIX Page 9Officials at Schermerhorn Street's Congregation Mt. Siani present Brotherhood Awards to 84th Precinct's Capt. William Tracy(second from left) and Brorcugh President Sebastian Leone (secnd from right) in ceremonies Feb. 24(Neil DeAngelis Photo)Next at Brooklyn Academy:The Young Vic Presents Three Play Repertoire76th PrecinctAuto larceny again heads the list of arrest charges in the 76th precinct. On Feb. 19, Police Officer John Romano made an arrest on the Grand Larceny Auto count at Kane St. between Columbia and Van Brunt, and on Feb. 23. Police Officer Joseph Meka made an arrest on that charge at Baltic and Smith Sts. On Feb. 24 Police Officer Joseph Valentino arrested three men on the triple charge of Grand Larceny Auto, burglary, (which was committed in the 70th precinct) and criminal possession of stolen property. One of the men was also arrested on a narcotics charge. The arrests took place at 7 p.m. on Hamilton Ave. and Columbia St.Other apprehensions during the week included the arrest of two for possession of narcotics at Bergen and Smith St. on Feb. 19 by Officers Douglas Lithglow and Jorge Castro, and the arrest of two for robbery and threatening with a knife on Feb. 23 at Nevins and Bond Sts. by Police Officer Victor Charkowick.Other news related to the 76th precinct involves the call by Assemblyman Michael Pesce for the establishment of a mini-station within the Red Hook Houses.With the Red Hook Project (the oldest housing project in the city) set off from the rest of the precinct by %u201c natural boundaries.\people feel isolated and removed from %u201c adequate police protection,%u2019 Pesce advises, adding that mam storekeepers are discussing moving out ot the area because of continuing robberies.manager of the store, were wounded by an unknown male who entered the store and demanded, at gur point, that the clerk %u201c put all the good jewelry in the sack%u201d which he carried. When the clerk refused the assailant opened fire and ran from the shop.Later that afternoon, Police Officers Thomas Martino, Peter Mormile and Anthony Lombardo of the 84th Anti-Crime Squad were cruising along the fringes of the precinct under the BrooklynQueens Expressway in search of the suspect in the Weiss case when they were hailed by a cab driver who had just been robbed. The three officers went after two men who fled when they realized they were being pursued. One turned and fired and the officers returned the fire. Eventually the suspect without the gun was apprehended.On Feb. 22 at 12:55 a.m., P. 0. Luis Cid and P.O. Joseph O%u2019Connor were on patrol near Court and Livingston Sts. and observed a car with a wanted license plate. It was occupied by three males. The officers radioed for back-up units and when they arrived all the policemen approached the car with drawn guns. The suspects were apprehended without a shot being fired.The suspects were found to be in possession of two sawed-off shot guns, and a 38-caliber revolver. The men were wanted in connection with a holdup of a supermarket in the 76th Precinct which occured Feb 16 and it was also discovered that the revolver found in their possession had been taken during another holdup in the 75th Precinct.A pri\\ ate i uai d t the \\ibi cThe Young Vic %u2014 Frank Dunlop%u2019s exuberant offshoot of Britain's National Theatre will feature three plays as part of its American debut at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, March 6th through the The nprcv. will turn the BAM Ooera Roust ms:deHarrison, Trevor Howard, and Robert Fleming. Ratt igan%u2019s second play, written at the age of 26, it wasan unqualified success. The Young Vic%u2019s current production ot the play opened last season to acekiim. no? only for the production, hut forthe %u25a0 :i\\rr, of this delightiu!lectures and seminars during their stay.The Schedule of performances at tiu' Brooklyn Academe is %u201c Thei%u2019arning of the Shrew\> Fees > Mar. fi le 26. 29 30. 31: %u2022 MatsM ar 9. !0. 3 i , S, anionIn nk - . an auto-mobm' which atari just been broken into and ransacked. Apparently, the defendant had crawled behind the back seat and into the trunk and dozed off. lie was discovered by the owner of the vehicle when he returned to the car to put packages into the trunk.Merchants along Fifth Avenue learned Feb. 24 that they will receive increased protection from officers of the 78th Precinct as the result of their concern over inadequate patrols along the avenue. Captain Vincent Brogan and Detective John Donofrio made the announcement to merchants during visits to some local stores which had been victim ized. Donofrio said, however, that police records for February show no increaese in crime for the area.84th PrecinctCommunity Relations O fficer Edward Murphy, of the 84th Precinct, reported that precinct detectives are still investiagting the robbery of William Weiss & Sons Jewelry Shop, 487 Fulton St., which took place on Feb. 22 at 11:30 a.m.Murphy explained that three persons, two employees and theiiron sh(%u25a0 at a . causing h m to respond with what police said was an unlicensed gun.S e t Swim ProgramThe New Slim 'N Swim program for women at the Prospect Park Bay Ridge Y on Ninth St. in Park Slope is held Tuesday and Thursday mornings, 10 a.m.-12 Noon. Babysitting is available for preschoolers. The new program includes a slimnastic class from loll and a dip in the pool from 11-12. Women, come on down, join the Y and get your figure back in shape. Call the Y, 768-7100 for registration information.' us- %u2022%u2022 %u201c upni ttwopening of its home theatre in London in August. 1970. 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