http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/summons-activity-grinds-halt-brooklyn-precincts-article-1.2060449

Summons activity grinds to halt in Brooklyn
precincts affected by cop murders

In the week since the execution of two Brooklyn cops summons activity has
ground to a halt — with just one ticket issued in the two precincts most affected
by the murders, according to NYPD statistics.
Officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos worked in the 84th Precinct but were
on duty in the 79th Precinct Dec. 20 when they were shot to death while sitting
in their patrol car.
For the week concluding the next day, the two precincts issued 626 parking,
moving and criminal summonses.

But the execution sparked scores of threats against police officers — many
pranks, but a number of them valid ­ and prompted police to take extraordinary
measures, often sending several patrol cars to every 911 call, even for
seemingly minor crimes.
"Guys are on edge," said one police supervisor. "They're still angry at the
mayor and they're not about to do anything they don't absolutely have to do."
The latest statistics, which cover the seven days ending Sunday, show that just
one summons — for a quality of life infraction — was issued in the 84th Precinct. None were issued by officers in the 79th Precinct.
Citywide, only 2,128 summons were issued in the past week, compared to
26,512 for the previous week.
Arrests are also down for drugs, 115 compared to 523, and for guns, 14
compared to 35.Transit arrests, meantime, plunged from 662 to 20 and housing arrests
dropped from 258 to 65.
The NYPD did not respond to a request for comment.

I haven't seen anyone pulled over on Flatbush either.