Emergency personnel were on the scene of a crash in the shopping center at Airmont Rd & Rt 59, Tuesday afternoon. Ramapo Police says a vehicle went through the window & into “Drug Mart Pharmacy”. Thankfully, there are no injuries reported. The Tallman FD & Airmont Building Department have been called to scene for structural concerns. Ramapo Valley Ambulance & Rockland Paramedics also responded. JOIN THE TENS OF THOUSANDS WHO ALREADY ARE ALERTED OF BREAKING NEWS LIKE THIS IN LIVE TIME: YWN WHATSAPP STATUS UPDATES: CLICK HERE to join the YWN WhatsApp Status. YWN WHATSAPP GROUPS: CLICK HERE to be added to an official YWN WhatsApp Group. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

Two civil rights organizations are suing New York City on behalf of protesters who say they were assaulted and abused by police officers because they expressed anti-police views during nightly demonstrations in the spring in the wake of George Floyd’s killing. The lawsuit, filed Monday in federal court, also accuses city leadership of doing little to curtail police conduct that included trapping protesters with a technique called kettling, hitting them with pepper spray, inflicting violence and detaining them for hours. One plaintiff suffered a broken arm as a result of the police department’s conduct, the lawsuit said.

Councilman Yeger minced no words in a tweet Tuesday morning, as he called out Mayor DeBlasio. “Good morning Mr. @NYCMayor”, the tweet begins. “While your Quota Agents are busy stalking the Jews, maybe they don’t block the fire hydrants in my district? Or does the law only apply to *some* people?” YWN spoke to Councilman Yeger who told us this vehicle was parked in Boro Park near a Yeshiva on Tuesday morning. “It’s just sickening that City Hall has quota agents terrorizing our store-owners, businesses, Yeshivas and Shuls, but they flaunt the law in the process,” Yeger said. Good morning Mr. @NYCMayor:While your Quota Agents are busy stalking the Jews, maybe they don't block the fire hydrants in my district? Or does the law only apply to *some* people?

A hacker attack against an upstate New York county’s computer system raised concern that some emailed absentee ballot applications may not be processed, but the state Board of Elections said voting won’t be affected overall. The cyber attack on Oct. 18 encrypted about 200 computers operated by Chenango County and hackers demanded ransom of $450 per computer to unlock the files, Herman Ericksen, the county’s information technology director, said Monday. “We are not paying the ransom,” he said. Last week, the county board of elections released a public statement urging anyone who had sent an absentee ballot application by email since Oct. 15 to call the board to verify it had been received.

New Yorkers lined up to vote early for a third consecutive day Monday, many waiting under umbrellas, after a weekend that saw a crush of more than 400,000 voters statewide. State elections officials said 422,169 people voted Saturday and Sunday, the first two days of early voting in New York. The unofficial tally shows about 194,000 voters this weekend in New York City, where some people waited an hour or more in lines that stretched for several blocks. “We need this to be a better experience. Long lines tell people to go home. That’s just the reality,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday at his daily briefing. De Blasio accused the city’s Board of Elections of being “clearly not prepared” for the heavy turnout.

The New York Police Department said Sunday it has suspended an officer without pay a day after he was seen on video saying “Trump 2020” over a patrol vehicle’s loudspeaker, a violation of department rules. The suspension is effective immediately and the incident remains under investigation, the police department said. Commissioner Dermot Shea tweeted that the behavior of the officer, whose name was not immediately made public, was “One hundred percent unacceptable. Period.” Officers must remain apolitical, he said. Mayor Bill de Blasio promised swift action, tweeting: “ANY NYPD Officer pushing ANY political agenda while on duty will face consequences.

Once again, the NYC Health Department has been caught red-handed, writing a summonses to a totally empty Yeshiva building. In the video below, the viewer will see two inspectors visiting Yeshivat Shaare Torah on Coney Island Avenue in the Midwood section of Brooklyn – an area that has been deemed a “red zone” by NY Governor Cuomo. The Executive Director of the Yeshiva noticed the inspectors, and questioned why they were writing a summons if the building was totally vacant besides for a few staff members doing work. The man invited the inspectors inside the building and offered them to look anywhere they want, and go into any room or floor of the building they choose. The only thing the inspector seemed concerned about was that she was being recorded.

Well over a thousand vehicles were part of the #JewsForTrump” convoy on Sunday, all draped with American flags and Trump 2020 banners, as they rolled slowly through Manhattan and Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon. One large convoy of hundreds of vehicles left Rockland County and met up with the NYC convoys. The caravan passed by Trump Tower in Manhattan before heading to a rally in Marine Park. On Sunday, YWN published multiple videos showing several protesters pelting the vehicles with eggs or stones, snatching flags and shouting insults.

Once again, the Socialist Mayor of NYC, the Honorable Bill DeBlasio showed his true colors as the hypocrite he has always been. On Motzei Shabbos, a video went viral on social media of an NYPD vehicle using their loudspeaker saying “Trump 2020.” “Take a picture, take a picture, take a video, put it on your Facebook, put it on your YouTube,” the officer adds. On Sunday morning, the Mayor was quick to take to Twitter to say “Let me be clear: ANY NYPD Officer pushing ANY political agenda while on duty will face consequences.

The #JewsForTrump vehicle convoy was attacked multiple times around NYC on Sunday. The first reports of violence began on the Prospect Expressway in Brooklyn, when an individual began throwing eggs at the vehicles which were heading to Manhattan. It then escalated to rocks thrown from an overpass on the Gowanus Expressway in Brooklyn. Then, a Biden supporter was upset that the hundreds of vehicle had practically stopped traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge, and began throwing punches at vehicles. Around an hour later, things heated up when a vehicle of vehicle occupied by a Jewish family – including young children – was attacked by a woman who aimed pepper-spray into their vehicle. The NYPD quickly made an arrest, and the victim was pressing charges.