Zalman Cohen, the founder of Miami Hatzalah and a nearly 20 year Lakewood resident, is glad to have his Hatzalah equipment back after it was stolen from his emergency vehicle. Cohen tells TLS, the equipment was stolen from his Suburban about 10 days ago after a thief broke into it, and made away with thousands of dollars of communication and lifesaving equipment.
Today however, several days after the story was made public, Zalman Cohen has the equipment back.
Cohen tells TLS Hatzalah received an anonymous phone call saying where they could find the stolen equipment. It was located near a dumpster, with its contents still inside.
“It’s Siyatta D’shmaya”, Zalman tells TLS. “Hashem rewards those who do good for others”.
Cohen founded the Miami Hatzalah team approximately 2 years ago, with 21 members. The group now has close to 50 members and covers North Miami beach, Highland Lakes, Aventura and Miami Beach.
View a video report from WSVN here. TLS.
Way to go, Zalmy.
we miss you zalman in lakewood. Keep up your wonderful avodas hakodesh & may hashem be with you
From The guy who sold you your drum set….
Happy for you… continued Hatzlocha!
Great Story!
Zalmy for mayor!
Zalmy.Dizzy,cotton candy….wow Lakewood memories! How are you? Glad you are still k’nocking!
we miss you come visit
I thought Orch (f18) from Flatbush started Hatzolah out there.
Since when is Miami/dade Hatzoloh allowed to have lights/sirens?
Oy, to be wearing short sleeves in January!!!
I think they neeed another set for chicago
He had to go to miami to get on hatzulah?