Search
Close this search box.

11:50AM EST: Boro Park: Unusual Rescue


9706 cover.jpg(Click HERE for additional images.) Hatzolah medics on the scene at the Stoliner Yeshiva 18th Avenue & 54th Street with a child who has his leg stuck in the lift-gate of a truck. They are requesting NYPD ESU to the scene on a rush. FDNY responding as well.

12:25PM EST: The child has been extricated and transported in stable condition – Boruch Hashem – to the hospital by Hatzolah.

Photo Credit: Hillel Engel



17 Responses

  1. Is this a kid in the Stoliner day camp? Has the day camp there (I think it’s called Camp Sheves Achim) begun yet?

  2. Joseph, are you there, and do you know the kid?

    (And yes, to answer the question you asked me a few weeks ago, I am indeed from the Kehila you asked me about, which means that I guess now you know who I am. I don’t know who you are, though, unless your last name begins with the letter G.)

  3. Reb_Motcha, I live in the area, but am not there. My son goes to the day camp. I got the additional information from an external source.

    I figured out what I asked you last time from your username, comment-style (here), and my e-mail interaction with you some months back (that I found from your website and mailing lists.)

  4. Oh, hi, excuse me, can I butt into the conversation? WOW! Yeshiva World! I am so proud of you! Not only do you provide us with news but you are a shadchan! I am sooo happy that Reverand Motcha and Joseph will finally be meeting each other…

    What a happy ending…:)

  5. I’m glad you found a new job 🙂

    iameckstein- ahem, this is a private page. Maybe you can find some better pastures… The donut story was quite interesting… maybe add a few comments there, as we always look forward to your two cents worth.

  6. Thank you for reporting all the latest HOCK you do a great job but one thing i would like to request. Before putting up pictures of people that are in accidents make sure that the injured are o.k. with it especially in this case where its a child. who said the parents like pictures of there children all over the Internet. If you want to put in a picture of the fire truck , police car,ambulance or even of the crowd that’s fine but i think its alittle embarrassing for the family in this type of situation or anytime there’s a big accident. At least block out the face of the person . These things can be very touching and personal to certain people and do not want there face posted all over especially when u claim you have 100,000 hits each day.Its a little disturbing to see a young child laying on a stretcher all bandaged up. I think instead of putting pictures of these people you should put a kapital of tehillem.

    Editors Response: There are no picture showing the boys face.

  7. Reb Mothca, Jos’, IAMECKSTEIN….

    LOL! omg, these comments! I know the Shame parade was bothersome to all but lets continue mocking THEM and not EACHOTHER….

  8. To Reverend Motcha:

    Didn’t you once comment that you work as an anti-missionary?

    Hence the name “Reverend”

    Oh, and Joseph? Three cents, not two, three cents.

    Keep the conversation flowing. I hope you finally met your long lost buddy. Whose name begins with a “G”?

  9. I never lost that buddy. I just don’t know if he’s online.

    This is ironic, since you mentioned that I used to do anti-missionary work. sometime in the mid-seventies, there used to be a missionary campaign with bumper stickers that said “I Found It!” with a telephone number.

    An anti-missionary group of the time mounted a counter-campaign with bumber stickers that said “I never lost it!”

    I was still in yeshivah at the time, so I wasn’t active in a whole lot of anti-missionary activity, but I heard at the time that in some yeshivah the bochurim would spend bein hasedorim calling the missionary number and pretending they thought it was a Lost and Found.

Leave a Reply


Popular Posts