Anthony Sciortino, a member of the NYPD since 2011, is a former member of Narcotics Bureau Staten Island and current third-grade detective with the 120th Precinct.

Det. Anthony Sciortino, 35, a 13-year NYPD veteran, created multiple “ghost guns,” falsified police reports and accessed NYPD records for “nefarious” reasons, prosecutors

An NYPD detective is accused of producing ghost guns inside a Staten Island apartment, sources told PIX11 News. Anthony Sciortino, a 13-year veteran of the force who works in narcotics out of the 120th Precinct,

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A 16-year-old boy was arrested on the North Shore of Staten Island Wednesday morning after he was seen pointing a gun at another individual, police said. The boy was apprehended in the vicinity of Jersey Street and Hendricks Avenue in New Brighton at around 11:40 a.m., according to a spokeswoman for the NYPD.

The victim was stabbed in the abdomen inside what police describe as a group residence on Travis Ave. near Nehring Ave. in New Springville.

Det. Third Grade Anthony Sciortino, 35 – a 13-year department veteran now assigned to the department’s 120th Precinct – was arrested Tuesday and arraigned on a 16-count indictment, with allegations dating back to 2020,

Anthony Sciortino, a detective in Staten Island, was also charged with falsifying police records in what prosecutors said was a “brazen act of misconduct.”

In addition to being found in possession of more than 50 firearms inside his Prince’s Bay home, an NYPD detective also stands accused of falsifying a police report and using his access to NYPD records for “nefarious” purposes.