Brooklyn, NY – One neighborhood in Brooklyn is fed up with a gang of vandals and thieves who have repeatedly broken into cars and stolen tires. Now the residents have installed cameras to catch the crooks.
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Brooklyn, NY – Car Vandals and Thieves Caught On Shul Surveillance [video]
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what niegborhood is this
3rd av.
And now the crooks won’t be back because they know about the cameras.
u shoutnt realease such info till u get them u never know who is behind this and they could change there area
Every block should have cameras installed at the beginning of the block aimed at the license plates driving into the block and again at the end of the block . You can see who comes in, how long they stay and check the time stamp . If a robbery occurred you can pin point which car was there at the time.
BS”D
Dear Mr. Cohen,
Don’t think that the cameras will help too much.
Here in Crown Heights Mr. Derrick Nelson (YM”S) was arrested and released about 18 times. All he serves in, I believe, Riker’s Island is 30-90 days. He keeps committing these terrible crimes because it’s worth it to him.
Our problem is that we citizens are deprived of the right to: ”Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness “
(This is one of the most famous phrases in the United States Declaration of Independence. These three aspects are listed among the ”inalienable rights” of man.)
We can thank our loving lawmakers for our suffering.
These thieves are eligible for the death penalty according to The 7 Noahide Laws.
Problem is, Esav (Those that run this society.) don’t institute these noble and holy laws.
They’re too callous and stupid.
Welcome to America: The land of the foolish and home of the callous.
(The thieves are probably working for someone. Perhaps the NY Police Dept?)
Crime pays!
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I don’t know what neighborhood this is, but I saw myself last Friday night (after 1AM on Shabbos at night) in the Madison neighborhood of B’klyn. (Ave. P & E. 29th St.) three police cars waiting with engines running and a police helicopter hovering overhead for over half an hour. Next morning in Shul (on Shabbos) some neighbors told me that the cops were searing for a burglar or car thief who was seen in action at that time at that location. Unfortunately the thief got away. Usually the cops don’t respond in such force for such “minor” things. The helicopter above was stationary and very low; the noise kept most from sleeping.
a car was stolen from avenue m and the 20s a brand new honda accord. the ganavim had such guts that they stole it from the driveway
why would the guy publish this like this. the ganev can c this on VIN and not go back to that block, so the wont catch him
the video shows beth el on 15 ave and 48 st. then it shows 54 and 15
this is east 3rs street between t-u
Good idea we should all do this. This will help us catch some crooks and next time people will think twice before they do these type of things