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Bay Ridge tire slashers still on a roll. Date: Nov. 21, 2019 From: New York Post (New York, NY) Publisher: N.Y.P. Holdings, Inc. Document Type: Brief article Length: 145 words

Full Text: The tires were slashed on four more cars in Bay Ridge, despite increased patrols in the neighborhood following a spate of vehicle vandalism, cops said on Wednesday.

The additional incidents come two days after 32 car owners woke up to flattened tires and keyed cars -- the second time dozens of vehicles parked near Shore Road between 71st and 94th streets were damaged in the past month. After the latest reports, an NYPD spokesperson said the local precinct deployed Neighborhood Coordination Officers, patrol officers, and anti-crime personnel during every tour.

Local pols said they're huddling with 68th Precinct commanding officer Capt. Robert Conwell to address the issue.

Laura Maguire, a 28-year-old, born-and-raised Bay Ridge resident, said she now avoids the stretch altogether.

"I used to park around here, but I haven't parked here since," she said.

Police are investigating whether the Brooklyn incidents are related.

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