The attached video has gone viral on social media on Tuesday.
The viewer will see a vehicle blocking a fire hydrant, and an NYPD tow truck hooking up cables to tow the vehicle away.
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A special detail in Flatbush resulted in some shocking results, late Monday night.
Following highly-successful similar operations in Williamsburg and Boro Park, Flatbush Shomrim embarked on a mission to see how many vehicles are actually left unlocked.

The heartbreaking story of the Ohana family, who lost two small children in a fire on erev Shabbos in their home in Netanya was revealed in Israeli media reports on Sunday.

The horrifying images are seared into everyone’s memories – blood-soaked talleisim, a shul floor soaked in blood, and victims wrapped in tefillin. No – not the Holocaust but the shocking terror attack which occurred in Har Nof five years ago, ending the lives of five talmedei chachamim as they davened Shacharis.

An important meeting was held at the “East Midwood Jewish Center” in Flatbush on Monday night, and the crowd of angry residents was so large, that police were not letting people into the building.

Hate struck the Jewish community in NYC again, this time in Williamsburg.
It happened at around 5:00PM at Marcy Avenue and Myrtle Avenue, when an African American male punched a Hasidic teen in the face.
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A video shared on social media of New York City police officers pinning a homeless woman to the ground and handcuffing her has sparked outcry.
The footage, which appears to be the latest incident between civilians and NYPD officers to attract considerable social media attention, was posted by user Narvin Singh around 11:30 a.m.

Lettered and numbered circular tables lined the 150,000-square-foot New Jersey Convention Center, each one filled with a dozen rabbis and Jewish communal leaders, close to 6,000 people in all.

Dozens of motorcycles blocked the Ayalon Highway during the Sunday morning rush hour in protest over police announcing it is going to crack down on drivers who use the shoulder of roads to move ahead in traffic.
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Police over the weekend raided a gathering of souped-up vehicles, explaining the modifications were not legal. Police ordered 18 vehicles off the road as a result of the illegal modifications.
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