Springfield Garden residents have noticed a nondescript building for more than three years located at 150th Ave and 82nd St. No one seemed to know what it was. Residents have recently learned that it is a federal prison awaiting prisoners to go on trial. Residents are scared for their children as well as themselves; the federal prison is three blocks away from the closest home, schools and a women’s shelter. For more information you can visit this website. www.bordc.org/threats/detention.php
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