20 THE QUEENS COURIER • AUGUST 8, 2019 FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT WWW.QNS.COM
Queens enjoys a fun ‘Night
Thousands across the World’s
Borough gathered together with local
law enforcement on Aug. 6 to celebrate
the National Night Out Against Crime,
an evening of fun activities designed
to promote a stronger bond between
police and the communities they serve.
From Astoria to Rockaway and every
neighborhood in between, the Night
Out events included food, games, music,
entertainment and an array of other fun
activities. Police offi cers also had the
opportunity to meet with local residents
and crime prevention tips with them.
Th e National Night Out Against
Crime has been a summer tradition in
New York City and the United States for
nearly four decades.
— Robert Pozarycki
Photo via Twitter/@NYPD115Pct
Photo via Twitter/@NYPD103Pct
Cops were cooking up burgers for
the crowd at the 103rd Precinct’s
Night Out event in Rufus King Park.
Photo: Jenna Bagcal/QNS
Captain John Hall, commander of the
111th Precinct, and Jack Fried, 111th
Precinct Community Council President,
at the precinct’s Night Out event.
They were dancing through the Northern Boulevard Playground in Jackson Heights during the 115th Precinct Night Out event.
Photo by Dean Moses
The 102nd Precinct celebrated their Night Out at Victory Field in Forest Park.
Photo: Mark Hallum/QNS
Sharing good will at the 108th Precinct Night Out event
at Andrews Playground in Long Island City.
Photo: Jenna Bagcal/QNS
Cops did the hula hoop at the 111th Precinct Night Out in
the Douglaston Shopping Center.
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