1 injured 1 killed suspect killed December 9, 2014 Cops shoot kill suspect stabbing student inside prominent Brooklyn NYC synagogue New York Post Police shot and killed a disturbed man Calvin Peters, a 50 year-old African-American man after he stabbed Levi Rosenblat rabbinical student from Israel in the left side of his head in Brooklyn, New York. Peters was shot dead by a police officer after refusing to surrender his knife. Peters walked into one of Brooklyn's most prominent synagogues at world headquarters of Chabad-Lubavitch shortly after 1 a.m.. some witnesses said that the man said “Kill the Jews,” but another told The Post that the man did not talk about killing Jews. Victim was Levi Rosenblat, a young rabbinical student from Israel. The deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism, said police believe this attack was an “isolated incident.” .. an individual who is known to the New York City Police Department,”has a history of being an emotionally disturbed person and acting out in other places.” Suspect put down the knife appearing defused. But Peters suddenly grabs the knife again, “At that point, the male subject picked up the knife and advanced the officer,” NYPD Chief of Department James O’Neill said. Other officers then appear in the video as Peters storms around, brandishing the knife. Then, moments later, a single shot is heard. Suspect Peters had visited hours before, appearing suspiciously case the scene, and asked if he could convert to Judaism but security did not let him in and suspected he was up to no good.
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1 injured 1 killed suspect killed December 9, 2014 Cops shoot kill suspect stabbing student inside prominent Brooklyn NYC synagogue New York Post Police shot and killed a disturbed man Calvin Peters, a 50 year-old African-American man after he stabbed Levi Rosenblat rabbinical student from Israel in the left side of his head in Brooklyn, New York. Peters was shot dead by a police officer after refusing to surrender his knife. Peters walked into one of Brooklyn's most prominent synagogues at world headquarters of Chabad-Lubavitch shortly after 1 a.m.. some witnesses said that the man said “Kill the Jews,” but another told The Post that the man did not talk about killing Jews. Victim was Levi Rosenblat, a young rabbinical student from Israel. The deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism, said police believe this attack was an “isolated incident.” .. an individual who is known to the New York City Police Department,”has a history of being an emotionally disturbed person and acting out in other places.” Suspect put down the knife appearing defused. But Peters suddenly grabs the knife again, “At that point, the male subject picked up the knife and advanced the officer,” NYPD Chief of Department James O’Neill said. Other officers then appear in the video as Peters storms around, brandishing the knife. Then, moments later, a single shot is heard. Suspect Peters had visited hours before, appearing suspiciously case the scene, and asked if he could convert to Judaism but security did not let him in and suspected he was up to no good.
New York Assemblyman Compares Attack at Chabad HQ to Jerusalem Synagogue Atrocity, as Stabbing Victim’s Condition Improves Rosenblatt was stabbed in the left side of his head after the knife-wielding assailant, Calvin Peters, a 50 year-old African-American man, went on a rampage at the building on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, New York. Peters was shot dead by a police officer after refusing to surrender his knife. It is not yet clear whether today’s attack will be classified as a hate crime, although several witnesses reported hearing Peters shouting “Kill the Jews!”
New York State Assemblyman Dov Hikind compared today’s attack to last month’s atrocity at a synagogue in the Har Nof neighborhood in Jerusalem, which claimed the lives of four Jewish worshippers and an Israeli Druze policeman.
New York State Assemblyman Dov Hikind compared today’s attack to last month’s atrocity at a synagogue in the Har Nof neighborhood in Jerusalem, which claimed the lives of four Jewish worshippers and an Israeli Druze policeman.
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