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Shomrim Brooklyn, Crown Heights Shomrim is based in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, New York, a neighborhood comprised of ultra-Orthodox Hassidic Jews of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement alongside a large West Indian and African American population. Shomrim’s mobile command center and specialty equipment, together with a dedicated cadre of trained volunteers have proven highly successful in this area. Mar 31, 2024 · Thanks to Boro Park Shomrim, a man armed with a loaded gun and a multiple knives was arrested on 13th Avenue and 54th Street, the Boro Park Scoop reported early Sunday evening. Apr 20, 2016 · A sprawling FBI investigation is drawing new attention to concerns about the ultra-Orthodox Shomrim security patrol in Boro Park, Brooklyn. Boro Park Shomrim is a volunteer organization founded to help keep the streets of Boro Park safe. Shomrim coordinates and provides manpower for missing person searches working hand-in-hand with local police departments. Our well trained, highly motivated and dedicated team of 130 members, 15 dispatchers, respond both day and night to a 24/7 emergency hotline which fields 1000’s of calls per year. They have also been caught putting them inside their patrol vehicles… They have also been caught putting up cameras on street poles, traffic poles, and Jan 21, 2026 · Boro Park Shomrim and Flatbush Shomrim worked closely with the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force, using surveillance footage and investigative tools to help track the suspect’s movements and identify Shomrim coordinates and provides manpower for missing person searches working hand-in-hand with local police departments. Thanks to the outstanding efforts of Flatbush and Boro Park Shomrim volunteers, all three suspects – armed with weapons – were quickly arrested 2 likes, 0 comments - boropark_rats on June 18, 2026: " CONCERNING: Over the past few months, Shomrim, a local Jewish volunteer patrol group in Brooklyn have been caught drilling into NYPD street-view cameras to put their own cameras inside. The Brooklyn South command center alerted other Shomrim patrols in Flatbush, Williamsburg, and Crown Heights, as well as Haredi communities in Monsey, Monroe, Lawrence, Passaic, and Lakewood, to mobilize up to 5,000 Orthodox Jewish volunteers for a block-by-block search for the missing boy. u0vr2, vxdf, pww, 8bnkq, 2mvls, mgs, 8cg, x3qq3, gwptg, j4rcfxp,