It all sounds a bit suspicious to me.<\/p>\n
He doesn’t even know if he was shot with a gun or hit with a rock.<\/p>\n
It doesn’t sound to me like he was shot.<\/p>\n
Here’s his interview with The Awareness Center<\/a>.<\/p>\n From the Jewish Week<\/a>:<\/p>\n A Williamsburg community activist who has spoken out frequently against child sexual abuse in the Brooklyn Orthodox community claimed Monday that his life had been threatened multiple times as a result. Speaking at a press conference outside the 90th Precinct Police Headquarters in Williamsburg, Rabbi Rosenberg complained that police were unable to protect him. He pointed to a scarlet wound seared in the middle of his forehead to indicate the spot where he was hit. <\/p>\n But in interviews he gave before and after the press conference, Rabbi Rosenberg said he was actually uncertain just what hit him on the forehead, saying it could have been a pellet gun or even a rock.<\/p>\n “A car flew by as I was walking, and I felt something hit me,” he told The Jewish Week. “I didn’t see what it was.”<\/p>\n Police sources confirmed Rabbi Rosenberg had filed at least three complaints about being harassed or threatened over the last several months. But he acknowledged that he filed a complaint about the attack on him last month several days after it had occurred. Rabbi Rosenberg said the assault took place on Oct. 16, the fourth day of Sukkot, but that he went to the police only after the eight-day Jewish holiday. It all sounds a bit suspicious to me. He doesn’t even know if he was shot with a gun or hit with a rock. It doesn’t sound to me like he was shot. Here’s his interview with The Awareness Center. … Continue reading \n
\nRabbi Nuchum Rosenberg claimed that the threats culminated last month when he was “shot” on Berry Street, near the Williamsburg Bridge by unknown assailants.<\/p>\n
\nRabbi Rosenberg, 58, said that prior to this incident he was threatened twice at gunpoint by an unknown person speaking Hebrew who warned him to close down a telephone hotline he operated. The Yiddish language hotline featured recorded messages on which Rabbi Rosenberg addressed a host of sensitive community issues, including child sex abuse, and on which he made often incendiary charges.
\nOn one recorded message obtained by The Jewish Week, Rabbi Rosenberg denounced various individuals by name as an “extortionist,” and a “mafia thug.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"