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The 43rd Precinct Community Council Fellowship Breakfast honored outstanding community and law enforcement members on Friday, June 21 at at Holy Cross Church. The NYPD honorees included police officer Edagar Guerrero, Bory Echanique, Sean Higgins, Jennifer Nicalek, Alejandro Ochoa, Satinderpaz Singh, Joseph Anichiarico, Ronnette Cooper, Matthew Wellington, Kenneth Flynn, Thomas Natoli and Berisha Tomor; NYPD Explorer Giovanni Valdez; Auxiliary Officer of the Year Willie Villar; School Crossing Guard of the Year David Dela Cruz; Parkchester Public Safety sergeant Anthony Nesmith and Parkchester Public Safety police officer Tyran Richardson. The civilian honorees were Fr. David Powers, St. Helena Church pastor; Amanda Bonet, volunteer; Freddy Perez, Bronx County Fairs Expo; George Vila, Olivia’s Restaurant; Solomon S Baker-Paul; Al Camino, ShopRite manager; Community Board 9’s Shirley SanAndres-Alonzo and Loretta Gagraj and Alberto Rodriguez, Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.
George Villa (c) happily accepted his awards.
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Parkchester Public Safety sergeant Anthony Nesmith (c) and Parkchester Public Safety police officer Tyran Richardson (4th from r) were honored at the event.
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Community Board 9’s Shirley SanAndres-Alonzo (3rd from l) and Loretta Gagraj (3rd from r) graciously accepted her awards and flowers from the 43rd Precinct Community Council.
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Maria Pinero (l) congratulated 24-year veteran PSA 8 Community Affairs detective Nelson ll on her retirement.
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(front, l-r) Deputy inspector Benjamin Gurley, 43rd Precinct commanding officer; Aurora Carrion, 43rd Precinct Community Council president; District Attorney Darcel Clark and assistant chief Larry Nikunen, NYPD Patrol Borough Bronx commanding officer with law enforcement members.
