Community
By Hamodia Staff
BROOKLYN -
Sunday, May 23, 2021 at 11:40 pm | י ב סיון תשפ א
L to R: Josh Mehlman, Chairman of FJCC, Commissioner Shea, Rabbi Moshe Tuvia Lieff of Agudas Yisroel of Avenue L and Mordy Serle.(NYPD)
In the aftermath of several distressing acts of anti-Semitic hate crimes in Brooklyn over the past few days, Chief of Department Rodney Harrison met on Sunday morning with Flatbush Shomrim, the Flatbush Jewish Community Coalition (FJCC), and local community leaders to hear their concerns and allay their fears.
After meeting with the representatives of the Flatbush community, Chief Harrison went with them on a walking tour of the neighborhood, where he dropped in on several stores to hear the concerns and fears of the residents and business owners.
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