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Sophisticated Robbery Duo Busted by NYPD and Boro Park Shomrim After Brazen Heist

A pair of career criminals behind a series of daring and methodical cash robberies across NYC were arrested Wednesday afternoon by the NYPD, thanks to the sharp vigilance of Boro Park Shomrim volunteers. The takedown occurred near 18th Avenue and Dahill Road, after the suspects targeted a van that had just withdrawn a large sum of money from a check-cashing store in Flatbush and traveled into Boro Park. The scheme was both simple and slick: one suspect, riding a bicycle, followed the van and punctured its tire a few blocks away. As soon as the driver exited to inspect the flat, the second suspect swooped in, climbed into the van, and made off with the cash. Unbeknownst to them, Boro Park Shomrim had already picked up on their suspicious behavior and were quietly tracking their movements. Volunteers coordinated with the NYPD while maintaining a tight visual, leading to the duo’s swift arrest by responding NYPD officers. Sources tell YWN that these two suspects are believed to be connected to a string of similar thefts throughout NYC, including in Williamsburg where they’ve used comparable tactics to target individuals and businesses transporting large sums of cash. Additional charges are expected as detectives continue to piece together the full extent of their operation. Following the arrest, Boro Park Chaverim volunteers and Quick Fix Mobile Tires responded to assist the victim with his slashed tire. THIS STORY WAS FIRST PUBLISHED ON THE BORO PARK SCOOP STATUS CLICK HERE SIGN UP TO THE BORO PARK SCOOP WHATSAPP STATUS TO BE INFORMED OF BORO PARK NEWS IN LIVE TIME   (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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VICIOUS ASSAULT IN BORO PARK; Suspect Arrested Thanks to Shomrim and NYPD Response {VIDEO}

A person was viciously assaulted Monday afternoon near 16th Avenue and 51st Street in Boro Park, sparking a swift and coordinated response by the NYPD and Boro Park Shomrim. The suspect attempted to flee the scene following the brutal attack, but Boro Park Shomrim volunteers quickly sprang into action. Utilizing real-time information and coordinated efforts, they tracked the suspect as he moved through the neighborhood. The NYPD, working closely with Shomrim, successfully intercepted and arrested the suspect just a few blocks away at 13th Avenue and 53rd Street.   (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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🚨 VICIOUS ASSAULT IN BORO PARK – SUSPECT CAUGHT BY BORO PARK SHOMRIM AND THE NYPD!

🚨 VICIOUS ASSAULT IN BORO PARK – SUSPECT CAUGHT! A person was viciously assaulted this afternoon near 16th Avenue and 51st Street in Boro Park. The suspect tried to flee the scene, but Boro Park Shomrim volunteers immediately sprang into action, coordinating with the NYPD to track him down. Within minutes, the suspect was arrested several blocks away at 13th Avenue and 53rd Street. A fast, fearless, and flawless response by Shomrim and NYPD brought a violent attacker to justice.

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Boro Park Shomrim Seeks Missing 31-Year-Old Chaim Miltz

MISSING PERSON – BORO PARK: Boro Park Shomrim is seeking the public’s help in locating 31-year-old Chaim Miltz, who was last seen walking near 47th Street and 10th Avenue at approximately 4:00 PM on Shabbos afternoon, June 14th. He is 5’1″, has Down syndrome, wears glasses, and was last seen wearing a black raincoat over his hat. Anyone with information is urged to call the Shomrim emergency hotline at 718-871-6666.

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🚨 DEVELOPING IN CROWN HEIGHTS: Large Group of Teens Gathers in Crown Heights, NYPD and Shomrim Respond

🚨 DEVELOPING IN CROWN HEIGHTS: A large group of around 200 young black teens are currently on Eastern Parkway and Nostrand as well as on Troy Avenue “looking for trouble”. Many are wearing masks. Sources tell YWN that the NYPD and Crown Heights Shomrim have a massive response and are working to ensure the safety of the community. An NYPD chopper is hovering overhead as well. If you see anything suspicious, please call Crown Heights Shomrim immediately at 718-774-3333.

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🚨 CROWN HEIGHTS: Massive Shomrim And NYPD Response Due To Large Disorderly Group

A group of approximately 200 young Black teens has been reported gathering on Eastern Parkway, Nostrand Avenue, and Troy Avenue in Crown Heights, with some described as “looking for trouble” and many wearing masks. Sources tell YWN that the NYPD and Crown Heights Shomrim are responding with significant resources to ensure community safety. An NYPD helicopter is also monitoring the situation from above. Residents are urged to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity to 911 and Crown Heights Shomrim at 718-774-3333. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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SHOCKING ATTACK IN BORO PARK: Jewish Child Assaulted in Broad Daylight — Shomrim and NYPD Nab Suspect Within Minutes

Outrage and fear swept through the Boro Park community after a young Jewish child was brutally assaulted in a brazen, unprovoked attack Thursday afternoon — but thanks to the lightning-fast response of Boro Park Shomrim and the NYPD, the suspect was tracked down and arrested within minutes. The horrifying incident unfolded on Webster Avenue, where a group of children were playing peacefully on the sidewalk. Surveillance footage shows a man approaching the group, striking one of the boys in the face and knocking his yarmulke to the ground — all without saying a word. The suspect then casually walked away as the children scattered in terror. Terrified and shaken, the children ran to alert nearby adults, who immediately called the Shomrim hotline. Volunteers rushed to the scene within seconds, reviewed surveillance footage, and distributed a description of the suspect to fellow units and the NYPD. While canvassing the area, a Shomrim member spotted the attacker. Working closely with responding NYPD officers, they closed in on the suspect, who was arrested without further incident. Though not physically injured, the young victim was left visibly shaken by the sudden and senseless assault — a moment that will undoubtedly stay with him and his friends for a long time. On Friday afternoon, NYC Mayor Eric Adams took to the X platform to condemn the assault, calling the act “vile and unacceptable.” “This unprovoked violence against a Jewish child is vile and unacceptable,” Adams wrote. “We must all teach our children to build bonds, not hate. The NYPD has apprehended a suspect, and we will always work to keep our city safe from antisemitic violence.” This unprovoked violence against a Jewish child is vile and unacceptable. We must all teach our children to build bonds, not hate. The NYPD has apprehended a suspect, and we will always work to keep our city safe from antisemitic violence. https://t.co/91HBU08bIm — Mayor Eric Adams (@NYCMayor) June 6, 2025 The investigation remains active, as community leaders and elected officials call for justice, awareness, and stronger measures to combat hate-fueled violence. THIS STORY WAS FIRST PUBLISHED ON THE BORO PARK SCOOP STATUS CLICK HERE SIGN UP TO THE BORO PARK SCOOP WHATSAPP STATUS TO BE INFORMED OF BORO PARK NEWS IN LIVE TIME   (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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FDNY Commissioner Tucker Visits Boro Park Hatzolah, Shomrim, Chaveirim, Misaskim [PHOTOS]

On Thursday, FDNY Fire Commissioner Robert S. Tucker led a high-level delegation of FDNY officials on a series of visits to key community organizations in Boro Park, aimed at strengthening cooperation and enhancing emergency response coordination. Commissioner Tucker was joined by Chief of EMS Michael Fields, Brooklyn Borough Commander Joseph Duggan, EMS Brooklyn South Commander Chief Kathleen Knuth, Assistant Deputy Commissioner Jim Harding, Lt. Jonathan Haber—Vice President of the FDNY Ner Tamid Society—and EMS Deputy Chief Yonatan Klein, President of the Ner Tamid Society. The day began with a visit to Boro Park Hatzolah headquarters, where FDNY leadership met with Hatzolah coordinators to reinforce ties and discuss enhanced collaboration at emergency scenes. They then continued to the Boro Park Shomrim headquarters, where coordinators from both Boro Park and Flatbush Shomrim participated in a meeting focused on interagency communication and safety initiatives. Commissioner Tucker and his team also visited the Boro Park Chaverim headquarters. There, they toured the organization’s equipment and met with coordinators from Boro Park and Flatbush to better understand their operational role in non-emergency assistance to the community. Later in the day, the FDNY delegation visited Misaskim headquarters, where they were briefed on the organization’s Yedid program and their critical response efforts following tragedies and crisis incidents within the community. In a separate engagement, Flatbush Hatzolah hosted FDNY EMS Brooklyn Borough Commander Joseph Duggan for a meeting to further strengthen the working relationship between EMS personnel and volunteer responders who often collaborate at emergency scenes.     (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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NYPD, Shomrim Hunt for Hit-and-Run Suspects in Stolen Vehicle After Flatbush Crash

FLATBUSH: The NYPD and Flatbush Shomrim are investigating a hit-and-run MVA that occurred on East 13th Street between Avenues M and N. Vehicles were seen piled on top of one another at the scene. Two suspects fled the vehicle wearing construction clothing, and both the NYPD and Flatbush Shomrim are actively searching for them. Sources tell Flatbush Scoop that the vehicle driven by the suspects—dressed as construction workers—was reported stolen.

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🚨 MISSING PERSON ALERT: Boro Park Shomrim Seeks Public’s Help to Find Missing 28-Year-Old Yaakov Yisroel Nackenofsky

🚨 MISSING PERSON ALERT – BORO PARK: Boro Park Shomrim is seeking the public’s assistance in locating 28-year-old Yaakov Yisroel Nackenofsky. Please refer to the attached flyer for additional details. If you have any information about his whereabouts or if you see him, call 911 immediately and contact the Shomrim 24-hour hotline at 718-871-6666.

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BORO PARK: Brazen Daylight Robbery—Shomrim Helps Nab One Suspect with Violent Past, Three Still on the Run

A shocking broad-daylight robbery shook Boro Park on Friday afternoon when four Hispanic males violently attacked a man near Fort Hamilton Parkway and 56th Street, snatching a gold necklace off his neck before fleeing the scene. The brazen assault occurred in full view of bystanders, prompting a swift response from Boro Park Shomrim after a resident urgently phoned in the incident. Within moments, multiple Shomrim volunteers were deployed, while the organization’s tech team sprang into action, scouring area surveillance footage for any leads. Thanks to the rapid coordination, volunteers obtained a clear description of the suspects. Just blocks away, on 54th Street between 11th and 12th Avenues, a sharp-eyed Shomrim volunteer spotted one of the assailants. NYPD officers rushed to the location and took the suspect into custody without incident. Sources tell YWN that the arrested individual is no stranger to law enforcement, with a long rap sheet that includes previous charges for violent robberies and grand larceny. Police have positively identified the remaining three suspects and are actively pursuing them. Detectives are continuing their investigation, and additional arrests are expected. THIS STORY WAS FIRST PUBLISHED ON THE BORO PARK SCOOP STATUS CLICK HERE SIGN UP TO THE BORO PARK SCOOP WHATSAPP STATUS TO BE INFORMED OF BORO PARK NEWS IN LIVE TIME (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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SCAMMERS BUSTED: NYPD and Boro Park Shomrim Nab Duo Who Swindled $7K in Fake Dubai Jewelry Scheme

A wild con game came to a crashing end Wednesday afternoon when Boro Park Shomrim and the NYPD caught two scammers red-handed—right in the middle of trying to pull off the same fake Dubai jewelry scam that had already cost another victim $7,000. It began Monday evening on New Utrecht Avenue, when a well-dressed duo in a luxury vehicle flagged down a Yungerman. Claiming to be visitors from Dubai who had been robbed, they spun an elaborate tale—saying they had valuable jewelry but no cash, and begged for a loan, offering the “jewels” as collateral until they could repay. Convinced by their smooth story and appearance, the victim actually got into their car, rode with them to a bank on 13th Avenue, and withdrew $7,000 in cash. In return, he received what turned out to be worthless, fake jewelry. It wasn’t until he discussed it with a friend that he realized he had been conned—and immediately called Boro Park Shomrim. Shomrim notified the NYPD and helped file an official police report to launch a formal investigation. At the same time, the Shomrim intelligence unit jumped into action, combing through surveillance footage and tracking down a clear image of the suspects’ vehicle and license plate. That info was blasted out to Shomrim volunteers  across the neighborhood. Then, on Wednesday afternoon, a Shomrim volunteer on patrol spotted the suspects—back at it again. They had a new victim already in their car and were on the way to another bank, attempting the same exact scam. But this time, they got nervous and bailed—leaving the victim behind. Shomrim members stayed on their tail, updating the NYPD 66th Precinct in real time. Moments later, NYPD officers stopped the vehicle at Fort Hamilton Parkway and 77th Street. The suspects were taken into custody, and the original victim positively ID’d them at the scene. The NYPD is continuing the investigation and urging the public to be alert for similar scams. THIS STORY WAS FIRST PUBLISHED ON THE BORO PARK SCOOP STATUS CLICK HERE SIGN UP TO THE BORO PARK SCOOP WHATSAPP STATUS TO BE INFORMED OF BORO PARK NEWS IN LIVE TIME (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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BORO PARK: Suspect Arrested by NYPD with Help from Boro Park Shomrim After Robbing Delivery Driver; Knife and BB Gun Recovered

A suspect was arrested late Tuesday evening by the NYPD with assistance from Boro Park Shomrim after violently robbing a delivery driver and fleeing on the victim’s moped. The incident occurred at 12th Avenue and 43rd Street, where the suspect threw the delivery driver off his moped and rode off with it. A Boro Park Shomrim volunteer who happened to be on the block witnessed the incident and immediately radioed for backup. Shomrim then alerted the NYPD and initiated a coordinated search. Shomrim volunteers tracked the suspect to 41st Street between 9th and 10th Avenues, where he was arrested by the NYPD. The stolen moped was recovered at the scene. A knife and BB gun were also found in the suspect’s possession, though neither weapon was displayed during the robbery. The NYPD is continuing to investigate the incident. Authorities praised the swift teamwork between Boro Park Shomrim and the NYPD that led to the suspect’s capture and recovery of the stolen property. THIS STORY WAS FIRST PUBLISHED ON THE BORO PARK SCOOP STATUS CLICK HERE SIGN UP TO THE BORO PARK SCOOP WHATSAPP STATUS TO BE INFORMED OF BORO PARK NEWS IN LIVE TIME (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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BORO PARK: Streets Lit Up for Yom Tov Thanks to Shomrim and Brooklyn Borough President’s Office

Boro Park Shomrim, in coordination with Yanky Eisdorfer, senior advisor to Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, helped light up the streets of Boro Park during Yom Tov Pesach. Following a similar effort during Sukkos, when residents along 21st Avenue and 20th Avenue near the cemetery requested additional lighting due to a previous incident, Boro Park Shomrim arranged for light towers to be placed. Throughout Sukkos Shomrim Shabbos Patrol volunteers actively monitored and maintained the lights to ensure they remained fully operational. This Pesach, Shomrim once again worked with Yanky Eisdorfer, senior advisor to Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, to secure additional light towers from NYC OEM and the NYPD to illuminate the area. The effort greatly enhanced safety, especially during the late-night Yom Tov hours, and was warmly appreciated by the community. A neighborhood resident told YWN, “It made a huge difference. Walking home late at night felt much safer. We’re really grateful to Shomrim, the Borough President’s office, and everyone who made this happen.” (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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🚨 Crown Heights Shomrim Issues Urgent Warning: Pro-Hamas Protesters Plan Return Demonstration on Monday

Following a tense confrontation on Thursday night, in Crown Heights, where hundreds of Lubavitcher bochurim stood up to pro-Hamas supporters, Crown Heights Shomrim has issued an urgent community alert about a planned pro-terror demonstration scheduled for Monday, April 28, at 7:00 p.m. The protest is set to begin at the Barclays Center and move toward Crown Heights, prompting heightened vigilance from local authorities and residents. The Thursday night incident saw pro-Hamas agitators met with strong resistance from the Chabad community, resulting in the protesters being driven out of the area. Additionally, members of Neturei Karta were chased out of Crown Heights during the same evening. It remains unclear whether Neturei Karta plans to return for Monday’s demonstration. Crown Heights Shomrim, in collaboration with the NYPD, has been working diligently to ensure the community’s safety. In their official alert, Shomrim stated: “Shomrim is in constant contact with the NYPD and officials to ensure that our community remains protected and that Crown Heights stays safe. The NYPD has assured us that Crown Heights will be protected and that the agitators will not pose a threat.” However, they urged residents to remain vigilant, advising, “Please be careful and stay alert at all times. Do not go to the Barclays Center or towards Grand Army Plaza seeking any confrontation.” The alert also addressed potential escalations, noting, “If G-d forbid, agitators enter Crown Heights, we have the right to defend ourselves – with caution, responsibility, and within the law.” Shomrim emphasized the importance of staying smart and responsible, concluding with a wish for “everyone a peaceful and quiet week.” Residents are encouraged to contact Shomrim’s 24/7 hotline at 718-774-3333 for any concerns or emergencies. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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Flatbush Shomrim, Hatzolah, and NYPD Find Missing Elderly Woman in Brooklyn

JUST IN: Flatbush Shomrim and Flatbush Hatzolah just conducted a search for a missing elderly woman who had gone missing in the area of Avenue J and East 13 Street. Many Hatzolah and Shomrim volunteers were searching the area. Thankfully, the missing person was found by the NYPD on Ave S and Ocean Parkway. The new Flatbush Hatzolah Mobile command center was used in this search.

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WILLIAMSBURG: Shomrim and NYPD Arrest Three in BB Gun Hate Crime Spree Targeting Orthodox Jews

Three suspects were arrested Thursday evening by officers from the NYPD’s 90th Precinct with the assistance of Williamsburg Shomrim volunteers, following a series of BB gun attacks targeting Orthodox Jewish individuals in Williamsburg. On Wednesday night, Williamsburg Shomrim received multiple reports of a vehicle driving through the neighborhood and firing BB pellets at pedestrians on several streets. Six victims were reported in the initial spree. Utilizing high-definition surveillance cameras positioned throughout the community, Shomrim was able to identify the vehicle’s license plate. The following evening, the same vehicle returned to Williamsburg and carried out two additional BB gun attacks. Shomrim volunteers began trailing the car and notified the NYPD. The suspects were arrested in a parking lot near Broadway and Whipple Street, and a BB gun was recovered at the scene. The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating the case, as all victims were Orthodox Jews. Charges against the suspects are currently being finalized. Williamsburg Shomrim expressed gratitude to the NYPD 90th Precinct and the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force for their swift and professional response, highlighting the strong collaboration and effective teamwork that led to the swift apprehension of the suspects.   (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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BORO PARK: NYPD and Boro Park Shomrim Nab Suspect Wielding Machete in Attempted Deli Robbery

A man was taken into custody early Friday morning after attempting to rob a deli cashier at machete-point near New Utrecht Avenue and 55th Street. The incident unfolded around 1 a.m. when Boro Park Shomrim received a hotline call about a suspicious individual. Volunteers kept a close watch as the suspect entered a local deli. After being refused by the cashier, the man reportedly pulled out a large machete and demanded money. Shomrim immediately alerted the NYPD and helped guide responding officers, who arrested the suspect moments later on 13th Avenue. The large machete was recovered from the suspect’s pocket, as seen in the video below. Thankfully, no injuries were reported. THIS STORY WAS FIRST PUBLISHED ON THE BORO PARK SCOOP STATUS CLICK HERE SIGN UP TO THE BORO PARK SCOOP WHATSAPP STATUS TO BE INFORMED OF BORO PARK NEWS IN LIVE TIME (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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Hatzolah, Lakewood FD, Chaveirim and Shomrim Jointly Warn of Hidden Carbon Monoxide Dangers During Pesach Cleaning

Hatzolah of Central Jersey, the Lakewood Fire Dept., Chaveirim of Central Jersey, and Lakewood Shomrim have issued an urgent reminder to take proper precautions and avoid serious – and entirely preventable – dangers associated with carbon monoxide poisoning. Each year in the United States, thousands of people are treated for accidental carbon monoxide exposure, and tragically, some do not survive. Carbon monoxide is a silent killer – invisible, tasteless, and odorless – and it can accumulate quickly when proper care is not taken. This time of year brings intense cleaning and kashering activities – but they must be done with awareness of physical safety. When cleaning for Pesach, Hatzolah urges you to be mindful in the following areas: COMMON DANGERS DURING PESACH CLEANING: • Leaving ovens on for extended periods (for kashering or to burn off chometz) without proper ventilation. • Running self-clean cycles while the home is closed up tight, causing heat and gas buildup. • Cleaning cars in closed garages while the engine is running. • Using gas-powered equipment indoors or in poorly ventilated areas. • Blocking appliance vents or chimneys during deep cleaning or covering surfaces. SAFETY TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR FAMILY: • Never leave your car running in a closed garage, even for a few minutes. • Always ensure proper ventilation when using ovens or other gas-powered appliances. • Install working carbon monoxide detectors on every floor of your home, especially near sleeping areas. • Do not use grills, generators, or other outdoor equipment indoors under any circumstances. • If anyone in the home suddenly feels dizzy, weak, nauseous, or confused – get out immediately and call Hatzolah. We implore every family to take these warnings seriously. All it takes is one oversight for tragedy to strike R”L. May we all be zoche to a safe, healthy, and uplifting Zman Cheiruseinu. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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Flatbush Shomrim Apprehend Fleeing Drunk Driver After Crash and Chase

OVERNIGHT IN FLATBUSH: Around 4 a.m., while patrolling near East 9th Street between Avenues U and V, Flatbush Shomrim members witnessed an intoxicated driver crash into a parked car. Both vehicles quickly went up in flames. When the NYPD arrived and began questioning the driver, he fled on foot. After a two-block chase, Shomrim members apprehended him, and he was ultimately arrested by the NYPD.

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Brooklyn DA, NYPD Brass Visit Boro Park Matzah Bakery, Shomrim Headquarters [PHOTOS]

As Pesach is around the corner, Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez, Deputy Mayor Kaz Daughtry, Brooklyn South Chief Frank Giordano and Community Affairs Chief Richie Taylor came into Boro Park with their teams to tour the Boro Park Matza Factory and meet with Boro Park Shomrim at their headquarters. The officials made hand matzah and learned about its origin and significance. At Shomrim Headquarters, Chief Richie Taylor introduced newly assigned Brooklyn South Borough Commader Chief Frank Giordano and stated that this was Chief Giordano’s first official public appearance as the Chief of Brooklyn South. Other notable attendees included NYPD Clergy Liaison Joel Eisdorfer and Shloime Levy, Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine, Assemblywoman Rodneyse Bichotte, Councilwoman Susan Zhang, representatives of Governor Kathy Hochul’s office, District Leader Pinny Ringel, Adviser to Brooklyn Borough President Jacob Eisdorfer, Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser who spoke about the deep meaning of Pesach, and JCRC CEO Mark Treyger who also helped organize the events. Boro Park Shomrim Coordinators in attendance included Motty Katz, Motty Brauner, and Moshe Steinberg

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UPDATE: Boro Park Shomrim Help Nab Suspect Wanted For Assault

Thanks to the efforts of Boro Park Shomrim volunteers, the NYPD has arrested the suspect connected to today’s assault on 13th Avenue and 47th Street. The arrest took place on 15th Avenue, between 53rd and 54th Streets. 🗞️ JOIN BORO PARK SCOOP STATUS 📰 JOIN BORO PARK SCOOP GROUPS

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FLATBUSH: Shomrim Avert Tragedy On Ocean Parkway, Stop Wrong-way Driver Near Site Of Horrific Crash

A tragedy was narrowly avoided early Sunday morning in Flatbush, thanks to the quick response of Flatbush Shomrim volunteers who stopped a wrong-way driver barreling down Ocean Parkway—just three blocks from the site of a horrific crash that killed a mother and her two children less than 24 hours ago. At around 6:00 a.m., Shomrim received a frantic call about a vehicle driving against traffic near Ocean Parkway and Avenue N. Volunteers rushed to the scene within seconds and successfully intervened, preventing the driver from colliding with other vehicles or striking pedestrians. The driver, who was found to be four times over the legal alcohol limit, was arrested at the scene by the NYPD. THIS STORY WAS FIRST PUBLISHED ON THE FLATBUSH SCOOP STATUS CLICK HERE SIGN UP TO THE FLATBUSH SCOOP WHATSAPP STATUS TO BE INFORMED OF FLATBUSH NEWS IN LIVE TIME (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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BORO PARK: Suspect in Forcible Touching Incidents Arrested Following Swift Action by Boro Park Shomrim and NYPD

Thanks to the vigilance of Boro Park Shomrim volunteers and a rapid response by the NYPD, a man wanted for committing multiple forcible touching incidents in the Boro Park neighborhood was arrested Wednesday morning at the corner of New Utrecht Avenue and 44th Street. The arrest followed a series of disturbing reports received by Boro Park Shomrim on Tuesday from multiple victims who said they had been inappropriately touched by an unidentified male on the street. Shomrim immediately sprang into action, gathering surveillance footage from the area, advising victims to file police reports, and coordinating with the NYPD Special Victims Unit, which promptly joined the investigation. With the help of surveillance footage, Shomrim was able to obtain clear images and video of the suspect involved in several of the incidents. A community-wide “Be On the Lookout” (BOLO) alert was issued late Tuesday and shared across platforms, including the Boro Park Scoop WhatsApp status and groups. At approximately 9:00 a.m. Wednesday morning, a community member spotted a man matching the description from the BOLO alert and contacted Shomrim. Volunteers quickly responded to the scene and began discreetly trailing the suspect. While being followed, the suspect reportedly attempted to assault another woman. NYPD officers were immediately notified and swiftly arrived on the scene to place the suspect under arrest. Thanks to the coordinated efforts between community members, Shomrim, and law enforcement, a dangerous individual is now in custody, and the community is safer for it. THIS STORY WAS FIRST PUBLISHED ON THE BORO PARK SCOOP STATUS CLICK HERE SIGN UP TO THE BORO PARK SCOOP WHATSAPP STATUS TO BE INFORMED OF BORO PARK NEWS IN LIVE TIME (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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Boro Park Shomrim Help NYPD Arrest Suspect in Forcible Touching Cases

BORO PARK: Thanks to the sharp-eyed volunteers of Boro Park Shomrim, a suspect wanted in connection with multiple forcible touching incidents in Boro Park was just arrested by the NYPD at New Utrecht Avenue and 44th Street. Boro Park Scoop had previously published a wanted poster for the suspect. (Via Boro Park Scoop)

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Staten Island Shomrim Expands Fleet With Light Towers Donated by Menchy Cleaning & Restoration

Staten Island Shomrim has enhanced its emergency response capabilities with the addition of two new light towers, generously donated by Menchy Cleaning & Restoration Inc. The donation, facilitated by Menchy’s Operations Manager Herschy Axelrod, is part of a new initiative aimed at supporting community safety efforts. The light towers are already being put to use, bolstering visibility during night patrols, community events, and emergency situations. “At Shomrim, we take great pride in our role of safeguarding the community,” Shomrim’s Coordinator Ari Weiss tells YWN. “These light towers are a valuable addition to our fleet and will greatly enhance our capabilities in the field. We’re truly grateful to Menchy for their support.” Axelrod expressed the company’s commitment to giving back, stating, “We’re honored to support Shomrim and the important work they do. Our goal is to give back in meaningful ways, and we hope this donation helps keep the community safe.” (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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