Shooting On Shabbos Night

For those of you who were wondering why the entire intersection of Kingston Avenue & Eastern Parkway was filled with police cars. It was in response to a shooting that took place on Lincoln Place between Kingston and Albany . The shooting took place at around 11:30 on Friday night, when a dispute involving two black males ended with one shooting the other.

The block already home to many Lubavitchers is part of our community, can all rest assured, police have succeeded in apprehending the suspect and have removed another gun from our streets.

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Bochurim Involved In An Accident On Parkside

Thursday night at approximately 10:45pm 2 Bochurim were on their way back to Crown Heights driving on Parkside Ave., a popular route Crown Heightsers use to get back from Boro Park and Flatbush, when they were crossing the intersection of St. Pauls Pl. a mini van came out and the cars collided. The Bochur that was driving said that the light was still green and the minivan came out suddenly and he had no chance to stop.

A Hatzalah member that happened to have been passing by saw the accident and stopped to help, the Bochurim B”H did not sustain any injuries but the driver of the minivan requested medical attention and was transported by Hatzalah to a local hospital.

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Man shot while driving car

7 Online

A man is in critical condition after being shot while driving his car in Brooklyn. The incident happened in Borough Park.

That’s where Eyewitness News reporter Ken Rosato joins us with more.
Around 1:00 a.m Saturday morning, police say a man driving a dark colored Honda southbound on Dahill Road at 41st street was shot. It appears he may have been shot through an open window on the passenger side. Police are investigating.

The 22 year-old victim was hit at least one time. He was rushed to nearby Lutheran Hospital where he is listed in critical condition.

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Purim a joyous Jewish celebration of life

Bradenton Herald

Ron Berman has a reason for relishing the Jewish holiday of Purim on Tuesday.

The reason is called life.

Berman, 42, who now lives in Lakewood Ranch, contracted blood poisoning while living in Costa Rica in 2001.

Threatened with losing his left arm and perhaps his life, he awoke from a coma to see a rabbi near his bed.

“The rabbi, who was from a Chabad in Costa Rica, said, ‘I didn’t let them cut off your left arm because a Jewish man needs his left arm to wear the t’fillin,’ ” Berman said.