
The New York City Police Department today announces street closures related to the viewing and funeral service for Detective Wen Jian Liu. Street closures and parking restrictions are expected to cause traffic delays. The use of public transportation is highly recommended.
On Saturday, January 3rd beginning at 12 p.m. until 10 p.m. Saturday Evening, 65thStreet between 12th and 14th Avenues will be closed and there will be no parking. Additionally, there will be no parking on 13th Avenue between 64th and 68th Streets
On Sunday, January 4th beginning at 7 a.m. until 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon, 65th Street between 11th and 18th Avenues will be closed to vehicular traffic, there will be no parking, and pedestrian traffic will be limited. Additionally, there will be no parking on 13th Avenue between 64th Street and Bay Ridge Parkway.
Media Access
Per the family’s request, no media will be permitted inside the funeral home.
Members of the media are reminded that NYPD press credentials must be worn and displayed at all times at or near police lines. NYPD credentialed members of the media covering the viewing and/or funeral service should arrive:
A DCPI representative will be on site to assist with staging and parking.











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