First Precinct hasn't closed Beach Street (yet) but they have turned it into a police parking lot with double parking. They have closed Ericsson Place & West Broadway between Lispernard & Canal & made those into police parking lots, too. They have also created traffic congestion from these two closures as now cars have to drive up to Canal (Ericsson closing) or across then above it (W.B'way closing) to go east above Canal - no more going east on Ericsson to Lisperard to West Broadway thanks to these sloths who are probably charging people for spaces I know the barricade at West Broadway literally has a copcar backing up to let cars & bikes through, so a cop or two are gatekeepers now? 'Haven't seen a barricade on Varick only cuz I haven't been up there recently but I'll give a specific report on what's there - thanks for the heads up on that one! They're not wearing masks because they are inconsiderate pro-Trump anti-mask idiots like him who like him don't care if they spread COVID 19 amongst themselves or give it to others. They endorsed that idiot-monster.They think they're above the law like him. Smug, arrogant, petulant babies like him crying about deBlasio due to their failure as cops. If they don't like being cops they can do something else or become cops somewhere else. Watch Serpico & see they haven't changed one bit. "It's not in our secta (sector)" that's their motto. — NYPDo Nothings on Seen & Heard: A welcome sight at City Hall

Does anyone have a reason why NYC is the only place that I know of that bans propane tanks? — EHS on Outdoor dining gets real: Regs released for curbside heating

Anytime urban cowgirl (me tipping my hat to you ; ) The more people who call that 833 number & fax that 518 number, email our elected officials the better. The more people complain the more likely we'll shut down this stupid place, 46 Lispernard & anyone else who breaks the law like them. — NYPDo Nothings on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

I'm not angry at you HH. It's just we're talking about a specific place & you're saying what about crime in general which is getting off track. Your post before that (which I read) is most certainly on track. Let's focus on Blood Manor & that other superspreader 46 Lispernard Street here in these comments. I apologize for the NY Post remark but I have to say we have an increasing amount of letters to the NY Post types around here always barking about deBlasio, liberals etc. & exaggerating the amount of crime around here (again not you just saying.) Like I always say we could cut down crime to an even smaller frequency if NYPD did their jobs instead of blaming deBlasio, liberals etc. too like they're spectators who can't do anything to fight or stop it like us civilians who can only call 911. That means walking the beat, patrolling the neighborhood & putting patrol cars in strategic spots like Church & Chambers, Greenwich & Chambers etc. They don't & won't do that. They want credit when crime is low or down but take no blame when crime is high or up. They tell you they checked out something, well BS or why is it still going on? They're loafers, lazies, sloths. How the HELL did that slasher get away? How the HELL did that fatal stabbing happen RIGHT ACROSS FROM POLICE PLAZA & CITY HALL? How the HELL did Blood Manor get away with openly breaking the law without shutdown? Cuz of these NYPDo Nothing cops! I don't know if I'd blame the city. I'd blame the SLA & CB1 for letting Blood Manor reopen for one then those two & NYPD for not shutting them down. As far as crime in the neighborhood, we're still one of the safest precincts if not the safest precinct in the city. Problem with this neighborhood specifically is we have cops who know they have a plum assignment & want to keep it that way. One way to do that is not actually work. They could EASILY shut down Blood Manor on blocking the sidewalk alone & 46 Lispernard for blocking the street alone in one shot in one night but they won't because they don't want to work and/or they are on the take. If they could shut down a club for a brawl they can shut down a club for blatantly violating laws re: mask wearing, social distancing, and legal capacity. — NYPDo Nothings on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

NYPDo Nothings: I think you've missed the point of my post . But your response helps clarify exactly what I was trying to say (see my earlier post - i posted twice). I have no idea what you are falsely accusing me of regarding the NY Post. you should get you facts straight. The real point of my post is the city is letting our neighborhood (I've been here 25+ years) go to hell in a hand-basket. Green lighting Blood Manor is part of my point. Don't get angry to people who are on your side. — HH on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

these are great suggestions. i did all of this and also tweeted eventbrite who is selling tickets for them, to stop supporting events that violate CDC guildelines. — urban cowgirl on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

So Equinox & Crunch are the last public gyms in TriBeCa now huh? Blink Fitness were fools to pass on the old NYSC space on Reade. — gym desert on Tribeca Health & Fitness will close permanently

Here are concrete things you can do to shut down Blood Manor at 359 Broadway at Leonard the ILLEGAL NIGHTCLUB at 46 Lispernard, and any other superspreader businesses: 1. Do not waste your time with 311 & NYPD because they will do nothing. 2. Contact Councilwoman Margaret Chin, Assemblywoman Deborah Glick, State Senator Brian Kavanagh, Community Board 1, and the NYC Department of Health. 3. Call 1.833.789.0470 to report a violation to an actual human being anonymously or not (your choice.) 4. Email Governor Cuomo at his website and/or fax him at 518.474.1513. If you don't have a fax machine use a self-service one at Fed Ex Office on Duane between Broadway and Church (I think it's around $2 for a one page fax.) 5. Send info with photographic proof to the dot coms for TriBeCa Trib, Downtown Express, NY1, AMNY & Gothamist. 6. Call and/or email Blood Manor to tell them either start enforcing the rules or be reported. Save any nasty, smarmy, or otherwise uncivil replies. 7. Keep taking photos of them & videotape them too. — NYPDo Nothings on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

They're never there and even if they were big deal weekend begore last when they should be camped there during business hours (which they are required to report by law) every day. — NYPDo Nothings on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

Violent crime happens so stop with the whataboutism ok? We're talking about superspreader places and you're back with your angry letter to the NY Post you should direct to NYPD. Those two crimes probably don't happen if cops we're walking the beat and I see NO REASON why First Precinct can't have a patrol car at Church and Chambers and three beat cops walking those two streets and surrounding ones like Hudson. That murder took place at the JMZ train station right across from Police Plaza and City Hall not in TriBeCa where the western side if Broadway is the eastern boundry. That murder is on NYPD who should have at least two cops at that station from 4pm to 6am if not 24-7. Oh wait they're too bust loafing around on Chambers between Broadway and Centre and in City Hall Park. They have a safe gig and want to keep it that way. — NYPDo Nothings on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

Monday to Friday, 8a to 4p — Tribeca Citizen on Frenchette Bakery has opened in the arcade

Someone wants a scary experience in Tribeca? just take a walk around the neighborhood at night and see all the "Night of the Living Transients" that have taken over the area. One person was stabbed a block away and another person was killed two blocks away. If that doesn't scare you - no haunted house will even come close. — HH on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

This is so crazy. A haunted house during a pandemic?!? Think about it, you'll have enclosed spaces (poor ventilation), people in costumes (masks?), people screaming in fun and fear (exhaling oxygen, spitting saliva, etc.), people drinking (impaired judgement) therefore there's the potential for this to be a Covid petri dish (super spreader location). Who made this decision and when are they getting fired? — HH on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

This was the best health club in town and Allison and Frederick were like family to many. Their trainers, like David, were peerless. A tragedy for Tribeca. Chiara — Chiara Coletti on Tribeca Health & Fitness will close permanently

311 sends things to the Mayor’s Office of Special Enforcement, where it can take 7-10 days. Nice timeline, in a pandemic! — A. on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

Corner of Lispenard and Church is where the artist hangs out most days. Surfaces all over that corner are covered with his images. LOTS! — Don on Where in Tribeca?

While we can report them to 311, that’s as worthless and the Mayor and the NYPD. They withdrew their application for a liquor license in March. Was it ever reinstated? Did they they get it? I’d think that, if liquor is on premises, the State Liquor Authority, which has been active in enforcement, would be worth reporting them to. Otherwise, who at the State issues the Cease and Desist notices, which is their first step? Or just send this to Cuomo for routing. Too bad we have no effective local government anymore. — A. on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

SHUT IT DOWN! — Jon Taffer on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

I am putting a 311 complaint for social distancing/face covering violations. I encourage others to do the same. — TribecaMom on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

what steps can we take? who can we call? what petition can we sign? — urban cowgirl on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

one thing... i saw a police cruiser with flashing lights and two policemen parked outside patron a weekend ago while i walking down street. so that was 1 good. the rest, i know i know.... — j on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

Lovely photo capture. Sweet dove finding. Thank you for this! — jules on Where in Tribeca?

Millenials have shown their true colors as the most selfish uncaring generation as they are the primary spreader of COVID 19 in NYC and many other places. Most of them won't die from C19 so they don't care if they give C19 to anyone. — Another Thing on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

I'm telling you and everyone here: FIRST PRECINCT DOESN'T WANT TO DO ANY WORK. They are in the safest precinct in the city (spare me "because of them") thus don't feel that they have to do any work. They're content to hang ouy most blatantly on West Broadway between Lispernard and Canal which they've turned into their private parking lot including a patrol car literally acting as a gate backing up to let in cars or bikes which want to pass through. Ericsson Place is their other private parking lot. Look at them doing nothing to shut down the ILLEGAL NIGHTCLUB at 46 Lispernard. Look at them not stationing a patrol car right across from Patron Of The New on Franklin after a holdup and a holdup with gunfire a month apart. Where we're they on this night to shut down Blood Manor? Nowhere. Cuz they are lazy do-nothings. Are they on the take? Certain NYDOH inspectors? Sure seems like it. How do we get in the ear of Governor Cuomo himself since DeBlasio, NYPD, and NYDOH are utterly useless? — NYPDo Nothings on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds

We walked by there on Saturday evening and it was a mess. We were actually nervous enough that was walked in different direction. Aside from the non-compliant mask wearers, there were tons of people on the sidewalk drinking and getting high. We seriously don't even want to leave our apartment any more. — Concerned on Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds