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NYSLECC Visits Manhattan Samaritan Village Veterans Program
Leadership Brings Message of Hope, Healing, and Support to Veterans Court Participants
Manhattan, NY — March 21, 2025
The New York State Law Enforcement Community Council (NYSLECC) visited the Samaritan Village Veterans Program in Manhattan, delivering a message of encouragement, unity, and support to veterans involved in the Veterans Court program.
Led by the Community Chief of Directors Ryan Su and the Military Veteran Liaison, the NYSLECC team met with veterans to share resources, inspire hope, and remind them that a brighter future is always within reach. The visit emphasized the importance of community connection, mental health support, and the strength found in brotherhood and shared service.
“As a veteran, I understand the battles we fight even after we take off the uniform,” said the NYSLECC Community Chief of Directors. “But you are not forgotten — we’re here to walk beside you. Whatever you need — whether it’s housing, employment, emotional support, or someone who understands — NYSLECC is ready to help.”
The Samaritan Village Veterans Program provides critical services including substance use treatment, transitional housing, and reentry support. NYSLECC’s visit highlighted how law enforcement and community leaders can work hand in hand to uplift those who served our country.
Veterans in the room were encouraged to stay connected — not just to services, but to their families, friends, and communities. “You served with honor. Now it’s our turn to serve you,” said the Military Veteran Liaison. “You have a future to look forward to, and we’ll help you build it.”
This visit is part of NYSLECC’s broader mission to strengthen community trust, support public safety, and provide long-term support for vulnerable populations — especially those who have worn the uniform.
For more information about NYSLECC’s programs and how veterans can get involved or find support, visit www.nyslecc.org.
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March 12, 2025
NYSLECC Honors 109th Precinct Detectives and Auxiliary Officers for Outstanding Service
Flushing, NY – The New York State Law Enforcement and Community Council (NYSLECC) proudly presented awards to Detective Huang, Detective Huynh, and all auxiliary officers of the 109th Precinct in recognition of their exceptional dedication and service to the community. The special ceremony took place tonight at Bowne Street Community Church, where NYSLECC was invited by the 109th Precinct to take part in this meaningful event.
The evening was filled with appreciation as community members, law enforcement officials, and local leaders gathered to celebrate the hard work and commitment of these officers. Their efforts in protecting the community, fostering trust, and enhancing public safety were highlighted as they received well-deserved recognition.
“These awards symbolize our deep appreciation for the bravery and dedication of these officers,” said a representative from NYSLECC. “Detective Huang, Detective Huynh, and the auxiliary officers embody the highest standards of service, and their contributions to our neighborhoods make a lasting impact.”
The event served as a powerful reminder of the strong collaboration between law enforcement and the community. NYSLECC remains committed to supporting the 109th Precinct and all officers who work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of residents.
For more information, please contact: Ryan Su
New York State Law Enforcement and Community Council (NYSLECC)
Info@nyslecc.org
Press Conference Highlights: NYSLECC and Partners Announce Easter Egg Hunt Event with Community Safety Measures
Flushing Meadow Corona Park, March 20, 2025 – The New York State Law Enforcement & Community Council (NYSLECC), in collaboration with Honey Academy and New York Life Insurance Company, held a press conference yesterday to officially announce the much-anticipated Easter Egg Hunt Event scheduled for Sunday, April 6, 2025, at Flushing Meadow Corona Park.
This free community event promises a day of fun and excitement for children and families, featuring a Super Fun Easter Egg Hunt, interactive parent-child games, an adorable Easter Bunny photo booth, and mystery gifts for registered participants. Organizers emphasized that the event is designed to promote family bonding, community engagement, and joy for children of all backgrounds.
NYSLECC’s Commitment to Community Engagement & Security
During the press conference, NYSLECC representatives reiterated their mission to bridge law enforcement and the community through family-friendly initiatives. “We are proud to co-organize this Easter celebration as part of our ongoing efforts to build trust, inclusivity, and positive experiences for local families,” said an NYSLECC spokesperson.
In addition to co-organizing the event, NYSLECC will be in charge of the security detail, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all attendees. Trained NYSLECC volunteers will be stationed throughout the event to provide crowd management, safety monitoring, and emergency assistance if needed. The council emphasized that community safety remains a top priority, and extra precautions will be in place to maintain a secure and family-friendly atmosphere.
Representatives from Honey Academy and New York Life Insurance Company echoed similar sentiments, highlighting their dedication to supporting educational and community-driven events that enrich children’s lives.
Registration and Event Details
Families interested in participating must register in advance by scanning the QR code provided on the event flyer or visiting the official registration link: Registration Link.
📍 Date & Time: Sunday, April 6, 2025 | 10 AM – 5 PM
📍 Location: Flushing Meadow Corona Park Playground
For inquiries, attendees may contact:
📞 Anna: 347-233-8960 | Joyce: 347-200-4646
With NYSLECC overseeing security, families can look forward to a fun-filled and worry-free event. The event is expected to draw hundreds of families, reinforcing NYSLECC’s dedication to strengthening community relationships through interactive and meaningful experiences.
Stay tuned for more updates on NYSLECC News as we cover the Easter Egg Hunt Event and bring you exclusive highlights from the celebration!
New York State Law Enforcement Community Council (NYSLECC) Successfully Completes On-Site Security Support for Aurora Basketball Open Class March 23, 2025, New York
he youth open basketball class hosted by Aurora Basketball concluded successfully at PS188 Gymnasium in Hollis Hills, Queens. The event drew numerous community families and was marked by a warm atmosphere and orderly proceedings. At the invitation of the event organizer, the New York State Law Enforcement Community Council (NYSLECC) was fully responsible for on-site security management. The council organized a team of experienced volunteers who ensured the smooth and safe running of the event, earning unanimous praise from both the hosts and attending parents. NYSLECC extends its sincere gratitude to Aurora Basketball for their trust and invitation. We also wish to thank all the dedicated volunteers who provided on-site support — your selfless contributions and professionalism made today’s safe and efficient event possible. We will continue to uphold our mission of “Serving the Community through Military-Police-Civilian Cooperation” by actively supporting more public service projects that benefit youth development and community harmony. New York State Law Enforcement Community Council (NYSLECC) March 23, 2025
March 28, 2025
Sparta Township Police Department Honored by NYSLECC for Funeral Escort Support and Dedication to Brotherhood in Law Enforcement
Sparta Township Police Department Honored by NYSLECC for Funeral Escort Support and Dedication to Brotherhood in Law Enforcement
Sparta Township, NJ — On March 28, 2025, members of the New York State Law Enforcement Community Council (NYSLECC) visited the Sparta Township Police Department to formally recognize and thank the agency for their professional assistance during the funeral of Guo Er Qiang “Jimmy,” the late president of NYSLECC's nonprofit organization.
The solemn event, held earlier this year, brought together law enforcement officers and community leaders from across the region to honor President Jimmy’s service, leadership, and enduring impact on police-community relations. Sparta Township Police, under the leadership of Chief Jeffrey L. McCarrick, provided funeral escort support and stood in solidarity with their New York counterparts during a deeply emotional time.
In a heartfelt ceremony held at Sparta PD headquarters, NYSLECC representatives presented Certificates of Appreciation and commemorative badges to members of the department. Among the honored recipients were:
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Chief Jeffrey L. McCarrick
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Sergeant Richard Smith
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Officers Scott Elig, Christopher Favaro, and Alyse Brown
The ceremony also included a symbolic exchange of patches and challenge coins—honoring the tradition of law enforcement unity across agencies and jurisdictions.
“This is more than recognition—it’s a celebration of solidarity,” said a NYSLECC representative. “Chief McCarrick and his department exemplify what it means to show up for one another in times of need. Their support during President Jimmy’s funeral spoke volumes about their values, professionalism, and heart.”
Chief McCarrick expressed gratitude for the recognition, stating, “It was an honor to assist our brothers and sisters in NYSLECC. We share the same mission: to serve with integrity and to stand together as one law enforcement family.”
The two agencies also held discussions on future collaboration opportunities—including community outreach programs, inter-agency training, and initiatives aimed at closing the gap between law enforcement and the communities they serve.
The visit concluded with a group photo in front of the Sparta Township Police Department, a powerful visual reminder of unity in purpose, respect across agencies, and the commitment to serve with compassion and integrity.
Photo Credits: New York State Law Enforcement & Community Council (NYSLECC)
April 3, 2025 – Community Reconnects with 110th Precinct to Support Sgt. Ivan Rodriguez’s Family
oday, April 3, the New York State Law Enforcement Community Council proudly reconnected with the NYPD’s 110th Precinct to fulfill an important mission of compassion and solidarity. A donation check was officially presented to support the family of Sgt. Ivan Rodriguez, honoring the late officer’s service and sacrifice.
This heartfelt contribution comes directly from members of the community and reflects the enduring commitment to care for our law enforcement families in times of need. It also fulfills the wishes of the Council’s late president, whose passion was to ensure that no law enforcement family is left behind during times of hardship.
We extend our deepest thanks to Community Affairs Police Officer Gina Gao for her critical role in connecting us with the Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA) and Sgt. Ivan Rodriguez’s family. Her support and coordination made it possible for us to successfully carry out this mission in honor of our late president.
We hope this donation offers some measure of comfort and support to Sgt. Rodriguez’s loved ones. The New York State Law Enforcement Community Council remains steadfast in its dedication to those who serve and to the families who stand beside them.
Let this moment serve as a reminder: our officers and their families are never alone the community stands with them.
New York State Law Enforcement and Community Council Supports Successful Easter Community Event, Spreading Holiday Joy
[New York State, April 6, 2025] — The Easter Egg Hunt event, hosted by New York Life and Honey Academy, concluded successfully today. Despite a last-minute venue change due to weather conditions, the event saw enthusiastic participation from nearly a hundred families. The festive occasion brought laughter and joy to the community and showcased the power of collaboration between civilian organizations and law enforcement groups.
The New York State Law Enforcement and Community Council played a key role in supporting and participating in the event. The Community Council mobilized a team of experienced volunteers who assisted with event setup, crowd guidance, safety monitoring, and interactive activities with children, ensuring the event ran smoothly and safely.
"Seeing the smiles on the children's faces is the greatest reward for our service," said one volunteer. "Our Community Council is committed to building strong ties between law enforcement and the community, and today’s event is a perfect example of that mission in action."
The New York State Law Enforcement and Community Council remains dedicated to its core values of service, unity, and safety, and will continue to actively participate in community-based initiatives. Through collaboration with all sectors of society, the Council strives to foster a warm, inclusive, and harmonious environment for all.
For more information or to join future volunteer efforts, please contact:
New York State Law Enforcement and Community Council (NYSLECC)
Contact Info: info@nyslecc.org
Promoting the Spirit of Chinese Martial Arts – Building a Safer, Stronger Community Together
Free Public Self-Defense Class – Now Open to All!
In today’s fast-paced world, physical strength and strong character are more important than ever. In a heartfelt effort to give back to the community, the New York State Law Enforcement & Community Council (NYSLECC) has partnered with the New York Shaolin Temple to offer a Free Public Self-Defense Class to youth and local residents.
This course not only teaches practical self-defense techniques such as Shaolin Luohan 18 Hands and Shaolin Continuous Fist, but also aims to instill important values rooted in traditional Chinese martial arts—focus, respect, self-discipline, and perseverance.
We believe martial arts is more than a physical skill—it’s a bridge that connects culture, builds character, and unites communities.
Course Highlights:
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Basic self-defense techniques
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Training to respond to sudden attacks
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Footwork and reaction speed enhancement
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Free and open to the public (ages 10 and up)
Class Time: Every other Thursday, 4:00–5:00 PM
Location: 150-09 Northern Blvd, Flushing, NY
Registration: Scan the WeChat QR code (WeChat ID: 6465097457) or visit: www.nyslecc.org
Let’s take the first step toward protecting ourselves—and each other. Learn the beauty of Chinese martial arts, embrace cultural values, and help build a safer, more united community.
On the evening of April 18, 2025, Mr. Anthony Moran, Chairman of the New York State Law Enforcement Community Council (NYSLECC), was invited to attend the large-scale cultural community event "Celebrating Culture, Forging Bonds", hosted by the NYPD Community Affairs Bureau's Immigrant Outreach Unit. The event was held at the Glow Cultural Center in Flushing, with the purpose of promoting cultural diversity and strengthening community bonds.
Joining Chairman Moran were Mr. Su “Ryan” Su, Community Liaison for the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) and NYSLECC Community Liaison, who together represented the Council in presenting awards to outstanding Asian American officers for their long-standing service and meaningful contributions to the community and cultural outreach.
The following officers were honored:
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Joshua Lau – Police Officer, 5th Precinct
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Chunho Lai – Police Officer, Community Affairs Bureau, 5th Precinct
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Pratik Patel – Police Officer, Community Affairs Bureau, Immigrant Outreach Unit
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Tommy Choi – Detective, 102nd Precinct
These officers have demonstrated exceptional professionalism and dedication in serving the community, fostering police-community collaboration, and supporting the Asian American community. They serve as vital bridges of trust between law enforcement and the communities they protect.
NYSLECC remains committed to promoting mutual understanding and support among diverse communities and will continue to work hand-in-hand with law enforcement agencies and community organizations to build a more inclusive and harmonious society.