Here Are Your East Flatbush Neighborhood NYPD Officers

EAST FLATBUSH, BROOKLYN — The NYPD is expanding its community policing model, with top officials saying it will be in more than half of the department's precincts by October.

Under community policing, precincts are divided into four or five sectors, with two officers, known as Neighborhood Coordination Officers, or NCOs, assigned to each.

NCOs are tasked with knowing their area of responsibility intimately, and building relationships with locals that the NYPD says lead to better police-community relations, more tips and lower crime.

East Flatbush and the western part of Brownsville are patrolled by the NYPD's 67th Precinct. Through Aug. 14, major crime in the 67th was collectively up nearly 7 percent compared to the same period last year.

Here are the names and email addresses of the NCOs working in the 67th Precinct, courtesy of the precinct's community affairs officers. Below that, you'll find a map of the precinct's four NCO quadrants (you can click it to zoom in).

Sector A

• Remy Jean-Francois, remy.jeanfrancois@nypd.org
• Chukwuemek Okuzu, chukwuemek.okuzu@nypd.org

Sector B

• Nicholas Nelson, nicholas.nelson@nypd.org
• Candice Smith, candice.smith@nypd.org

Sector C

• Steven Acevedo, steven.acevedo@nypd.org
• James Berk, james.berk@nypd.org

Sector D

• Daniel O'Hare, daniel.ohare@nypd.org
• Kevin Francis, kevin.francis@nypd.org

Sector E

• Kine David, kine.david@nypd.org
• Raul Flores, raul.flores@nypd.org

Patch has reached out to these officers to learn if they'll be hosting their own neighborhood meetings, and we'll update this post with whatever we learn.

Top photo by Dave Hosford/Flickr