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Brooklyn, NY - State Senator Adams Unites Community for High Holidays Safety Briefing

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Published on:   Sep 24, 2008 at 07:19 PM
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seen in photo is VP of UJcare,Rabbi Lieb Glantz and CEO Rabbi David Niderman of UJO of Williamsburg
seen in photo is VP of UJcare,Rabbi Lieb Glantz and CEO Rabbi David Niderman of UJO of Williamsburg
Brooklyn, NY - New York State Senator Eric Adams sponsored the 2008 Brooklyn High Holy Days Religious Institutions Safety Debriefing (BHHDRISD) on Wednesday, September 24, 10:00 AM, at The Brooklyn Jewish Children’s Museum. He was joined by officers of the NYPD and by members of their NYPD teams to provide an overview of the procedures implemented by the police to safeguard both our religious institutions and our community during this very special time of year. The meeting clarified the significant NYPD arrangements to afford citizens an opportunity to understand and appreciate them. Forum attendees were provided an opportunity to voice specific concerns and share general feedback.

Senator Adams states: “Team Adams extends its best wishes to the Jewish community for the upcoming holiday season. NYPD has a stellar history of superb job performance in safeguarding religious institutions and communities during the High Holy Days. To ensure that everyone understands the magnitude of the significant procedures undertaken to protect religious organizations and the entire community, my office will operate in conjunction with the NYPD to provide an overview of the Brooklyn plan.”

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Senator Adams further states: “Communication is an essential ingredient in a positive relationship between an agency of law enforcement and the citizenry it serves and protects. BHHDRISD explains NYPD implementation of security measures that reflect the paramount significance of the High Holy Days to the community observing them and facilitates a dialogue and an understanding between that community and its police department.

Senator Adams concludes: “I am proud to sponsor an event that brings together like-minded elected officials, NYC police personnel, and leaders of the community, such as Assemblyman Karim Camara, Councilperson Letitia James, Chief Douglas Zeigler, Deputy Inspector John Corbisiero 90 Precinct, Deputy Inspector Peter Simonetti, 71st Precinct Council President Carl Cohen, Vice President Crown Heights Community Council Chanina Sperlin, Rabbi Niederman, Rabbi Glantz, Rabbi Abe Friedman, Chief Adviser to the Senator, Joel Friedman, Joel Eisdorfer, and Rabbi Moshe Indig, to name a few.”


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 Sep 24, 2008 at 09:23 PM Anon1 Says:

How does the Senator pick who will represent the Jewish community? No one present represented me!

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 Sep 24, 2008 at 11:02 PM danial Says:

Nice to see UJO and UJC there is two,achdus before rosh hasuna

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 Sep 24, 2008 at 11:45 PM Anonymous Says:

All I see Williamsburg people. Senator Adams there ae more Jewish neighborhoods then Williamsburg.

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 Sep 25, 2008 at 07:49 AM apple cider Says:

i guess other neighborhoods dont vote

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 Sep 25, 2008 at 09:25 AM Anonymous Says:

they all look very stressed...sounds like it was a very tense meeting.....talking about very serious issues...it looks like...

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 Sep 25, 2008 at 10:24 AM Anonymous Says:

there was much more then williamsburg people just the article refers to them

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 Sep 25, 2008 at 10:53 AM levi Says:

i see members from crown heights hatzolah what do they have to do with security. are they merging together with security patrol ?

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 Sep 25, 2008 at 03:04 PM WOW Says:

THATS UNBLIVABLE HOW CAN THE TWO SIT T OGATHER THATS SOMETHING ROSH HASHONAEH IN THE AIR

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