Veteran civil defense organization The Guardian Angels, known in the city in its red clothes, announced its intention to begin patrolling in Brooklyn following the stabbing event in Monsey • "We will be a prominent deterrent"
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Protectors in Red: After the stabbing event, suspected of being an anti-Semitic attack, which occurred in the ultra-Orthodox city of Monsey, New York, and following the wave of anti-Semitic events in New York City, the Angels organization (Sunday) announced its intention to begin patrolling the Jewish neighborhoods in Brooklyn.
The Guardian Angels is a volunteer civic organization formed at the height of the New York crime wave in 1979, recognized in the city in its red clothing, which includes a coat and cap, and holds unarmed patrols.
"Valid with machete." A stabbing event against ultra-Orthodox Jews in Monsey Township, New York
"While these assaults are mounting, the police are not taking any preventive action," organization founder Curtis Sliba said. "And it all starts with the municipality and with Mayor de Blasio, he is just an outsider. We will be a major deterrent," he added.
De Blasio himself dismissed the allegations against him and the police, noting that the New York Police Department recently set up an intelligence wing to combat hate crimes. "We will continue to work with the community to keep our city safe," De Blasio said.
Remember, this morning, an armed man in Macheta entered the home of the ultra-Orthodox community in the city of Monsey, New York, during the lighting of Chanukah candles, injuring five people - two of them humanely. The stabber himself was arrested and the background for the incident was checked.
Last weekend, a 30-year-old woman slapped three women in Brooklyn and in her investigation admitted the background to the incident was anti-Semitic. Earlier this month, two members of the Hebrew black community entered the kosher grocery store in New Jersey in a shootout with the New Jersey Police Department. Two shooters and a police officer were killed in the incident and three people in the supermarket. After the incident, the two anti-Semitic correspondences were discovered.