A female suspect was taken into custody on Friday, November 6, following an emergency report of Flatbush shul vandalism. Members of Flatbush Shmira and officers from the NYPD 61st Precinct responded directly to the scene.
The incident began when the Flatbush Shmira emergency hotline received a call reporting that a female was actively vandalizing a shul in the Flatbush area. Shmira volunteers quickly mobilized and arrived at the location to address the situation.
Officers from the NYPD 61st Precinct responded to the scene alongside Shmira members and took the female suspect into custody. The investigation remains under the jurisdiction of local law enforcement.
Shmira Public Safety is a non-profit public safety and search-and-rescue agency dedicated to safeguarding local communities, places of worship, and communal facilities. Operating nationwide, Shmira consists of dedicated and professionally trained volunteers who work tirelessly 24/7 to provide a secure environment for all residents.
Shmira members actively patrol neighborhood streets, collaborate closely with local law enforcement agencies including the NYPD, and take on non-medical emergencies around the clock to deter and detect crime.
Neighborhood awareness remains essential to ensuring swift intervention during security incidents. Community members are reminded: See Something, Say Something! Rapid reporting allows responders and law enforcement to take immediate action.
Call the Shmira 24/7 Emergency Line at 718-871-4444 for Flatbush, or 212-871-4444 for the central emergency. Volunteers are available around the clock, and every call matters.
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