52nd Precinct Clergy Council Hosts Breakfast in Norwood

By ARIEL PACHECO

AMONG THOSE PRESENT at the 52nd Precinct Clergy Coalition Breakfast held at St. Brendan Church Rectory in Norwood on Aug. 22, 2024, were Deputy Inspector Chase Maneri, commanding officer of the 52nd Precinct (back row, center left) 52nd Precinct Community Affairs Officer Stephen Echevarria (back row, center right) 52nd Precinct Community Affairs Officer Jessalyn Capo (front row, second from left), Brenda Caldwell-Paris, president of the 52nd Precinct Community Council (front row, third from left), Candido Gonzalez, vice president of the 52nd Precinct Clergy Coalition (back row third from right), Melissa Figuero, secretary of the 52nd Precinct Clergy Coalition (back row, fourth from right) and former New York Councilman for District 14, Fernando Cabrera (back row, far left)
Photo courtesy of the 52nd Precinct

The 52nd Precinct Clergy Council hosted a breakfast on Aug. 22, at St. Brendan Church Rectory, located on East 206th Street in Norwood.

Present at the event, among others, were Deputy Inspector Chase Maneri, commanding officer of the 52nd Precinct, 52nd Precinct Community Affairs Officer Stephen Echevarria, 52nd Precinct Community Affairs Officer Jessalyn Capo, Brenda Caldwell-Paris, president of the 52nd Precinct Community Council, Candido Gonzalez, vice president of the 52nd Precinct Clergy Coalition, and Melissa Figuero, secretary of the 52nd Precinct Clergy Coalition, former New York City Councilman Fernando Cabrera.

(L to R) 52ND PRECINCT COMMUNITY Affairs Officer Jessalyn Capo, Melissa Figuero, secretary of the 52nd Precinct Clergy Coalition, Deputy Inspector Chase Maneri, commanding officer of the 52nd Precinct, Virginia Tavarez from St. Brendan Church in Norwood, 52nd Precinct Community Affairs Officer Stephen Echevarria, and Candido Gonzalez, vice president of the 52nd Precinct Clergy Coalition, attend a 52nd Precinct Clergy Council breakfast on Aug. 22, 2024, at St. Brendan Church Rectory on East 206th Street in Norwood.
Photo courtesy of the 52nd Precinct

The event was organized by Virginia Taverez of St. Brendan Church who was also present.

“We would like to thank all of our clergy members who attended our 52nd Precinct Clergy Coalition Breakfast,” Maneri said of the event. “Like our officers, they are also on call 24/7.”

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