New York City Police Department - 105th Precinct

I have never seen a more unprofessional public environment such as this. If parents of public schools were treated as I was entering this public establishment, they would have an uproar. I came in to get a police report from a hit and run and was met with reactive behavior as opposed to showing some sort of empathy for what had happened. I am totally disgusted by their behavior and barking orders from the desk officer.

thanks for repaying those of us who pay your salaries and retirement funds by harassing and ticketing us as we attempt to drop our kids off at school. don't you have real crimes to foil and people to serve and protect?

God bless and protect our brave men in blue, imagine the anarchy and chaos without them. It makes me sick to see the small minded ignorant comments made against the these guys by the morons that they have to protect. This isn't a racial thing, cops come in all colors shapes and sizes, ignorance knows no boundaries, so if you have nothing nice to say, move on

Went in about a fraud situation after being told by my bank to report it and was ignored for 20 minutes. During this time, two other people were waiting for assistance as one police officer claimed things were "chaotic" (as evidenced by the laughing and joking around). I ended up being dismissed because, even if I said I was being harassed, it shouldn't be taken seriously because most of it had been resolved. They didn't bother checking my evidence and certainly made me feel discouraged for even coming.

You're better off going to the 111th Precinct. These people don't know the meaning of courtesy, professionalism or respect. Needed to file a police report during late night hours. Before entering the precinct I was screened by an officer like I was entering a night club or something. There was practically no one else there that needed help. They quickly dismissed and discouraged two persons who ahead of me. They had me wait an hour just for me to be received by someone regarding my report. There were a lot of officers standing up there looking pretty and having boisterous conversations. Meanwhile, I am still waiting to see someone for almost an hour. Consider going somewhere else. Stay away from the 113th too.