BREAKING UPDATE: The victim has died.
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At least one person was seriously injured in a shooting this evening in Lakewood.
According to preliminary information, the victim was shot multiple times, including at least once in the chest, and left injured in the street. The shooting occurred approximately 7:40 p.m. in Coventry Square, a heavily-populated Frum neighborhood.
There are reports as well as a possible second gunshot victim, though it has been unconfirmed.
We also received reports a home was struck by gunfire.
Suspect information was not immediately available.
The victim was transported to MMCSC in serious condition.
Lakewood’s Detective Bureau and CSI are investigating.
Misaskim was not called to the scene.
UPDATE: 8:53 p.m. “I can confirm that we are actively working a homicide,” Lakewood Police Captain Greg Staffordsmith told TLS
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BREAKING: At least one seriously injured in shooting in Lakewood.
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So sad to see this happening in our town. So sorry for the person killed and their family. May G_d provide comfort to the family.
Name for tehilim?
A cat got the mouse
Was misaskim needed?
Please be sensitive. Someone got murdered, please no jokes, your comment is hurtful.
What poor reporting. Not at all mentioned as to whether acheinu Bais Yisroel were victims in this
Fivehun: “Mouse u Mouse”
Why does it matter if they were jewish somebody’s child is not coming home tonite period!!!!! Rip moody
Don’t forget that whether or not this person was Jew or Gentile, it was a human being so stop asking if it was or wasn’t. He bled like you would and died like you could. Rest his Soul. Even animals deserve the same compassion and no I don’t mean that “goyim” derogatory term.
Let’s assume it was a Gentile. What will you do next?
you lost me with the false riteous animal comparison and goyim is not a derogatory term it simply means nonjew in hebrew
@4theloveofGod: The word goyim/goy is not a derogatory term, goy means nation, goyim means nations, referring to people of non-Jewish nations. If a person says it in a nasty way then it could sound derogatory. But words like gentile or non-jew could also sound derogatory if said in a nasty way. In normal conversation, these words by themselves all have no derogatory connotations. They’re all neutral terms.