Morristown, NJ - Yeshiva Student Arrested after Punching a Man
Morristown, NJ - A student of the Yeshiva of America was arrested for punching a man, trying to steal his car and then "mooning" onlookers.
Police were called by a resident of Tikvah Way, a residential condominium area for the yeshiva community, after he approached Yaakov Lipskier, 19, of Crown Heights, N.Y., a student, who appeared to be intoxicated and walking on the street.
The resident asked Lipskier if he needed help and even offered him a ride home. Police said Lipskier responded by grabbing the man's car keys and then got into the man's car and tried to put the car into reverse.
When the man tried to stop Lipskier, the yeshiva student punched the man in the face. Lipskier then got out of the car, threw the car keys to the ground and mooned onlookers that was attracted by the commotion.
Police soon found Lipskier farther up the road. He was charged with robbery, aggravated assault, theft and lewdness and released on $5,000 bail.
posted by VOS IZ NEIAS @ 8/23/2006 04:06:00 PM
16 Comments:
At 12:42 PM,
Anonymous said…
i heard that he also exposed his buttocks to the crowd
is that so?
did anyone hear that, or its just a rumer?
At 1:40 PM,
Anonymous said…
its just a RUMER you BUMMER
At 1:50 PM,
Anonymous said…
Ich hun shoin ktean kidush levana
At 2:32 PM,
Anonymous said…
I am currently living in Morristown, and let me set the "record" straight. This bochur is not affiliated with the yeshiva, he was visiting morristown. He went to a friends home and got drunk, as, sadly, many bochurim do these days. While the story is true, the yeshiva should not be besmirched. Perhaps a call to the parents of our time to wake up and see that times are changing.
At 3:59 PM,
Anonymous said…
As "many bochurim do these days"?? Perhaps in Lubavitch circles.
While no groups are immune anymore - i do not think it is common in Yeshivishe, or Chassidic, non-Lubavitch circles. I wonder if it is more common in Chabad - particulalrly with the focus on fabrengen and drinking.
At 4:17 PM,
Anonymous said…
anon@359
im not a lubab but i hate to inform you drinking is prevelant among teens of all circles as is drugs
bssp i feel bad educating you but an exposed tuchis is "mooning"
At 5:57 PM,
Anonymous said…
SORRY TO TELL ALL YOU ANTI LUBAVITCH THAT THIS BOY IS NOT A LUBAB HE IS A FLATBUSH BOY WHO WAS VISITING HIS FRIEND IN MORRISTOWN AND STARTED DRINKING IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH A FARBRENEGEN
THERE ARE PEOPLE GETTING DRUNK AND TAKING DRUGS ALL OVER NY FRUM BOYS WHO ARE NOT LUBAVITCH
AT LEAST IN CH ITS VERY FEW
At 6:04 PM,
Anonymous said…
if you assume uor town is clean but ny isnt you are suffering ostrich syndrome
At 6:39 PM,
Anonymous said…
Let's all daven for him. What's his name?
At 10:19 PM,
Anonymous said…
I think we should all daven... for the guy who wants to daven for everyone. Whats HIS name ?
At 10:37 PM,
Anonymous said…
Yeah! we should just keep on davenin, no matter for whom, or whatever, just daven & daven, until we daven again, & that's it!
At 11:13 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hey Allah who are you davening to and how many times a day?
At 11:40 PM,
Anonymous said…
I gotta admit its not just chabad really guys, its sucks out there and todays youth are in trouble. Granted it is really tough in lubavitch b/c of the status quo with the rebbe issue/no rebbe but every sect has its bag.
At 12:24 AM,
Anonymous said…
Ditto to 11:40.
BTW, yes, you can daven for anyone and everyone and yes, every prayer is precious to Hashem.
The guy/gal who has a problem with that should examine the strength of his/her faith in the One Above, the Almighty.
At 12:34 PM,
Anonymous said…
YakkovLipskier from CH is from Flatbush? Intresting.
Lipskier is a pretty Lubavitch name, last I heard...
At 1:27 PM,
Anonymous said…
Drinking is a major problem mit inzer kinder. It makes no differnce if its CH or anyone else. To be stuck on that is mishiga. Nebach plenty of other chasidish, litvish, and middle of the road yeshivas have that problem. Its an epidemic that needs to be addressed and dealt with. Stopping l'chaims for any no good reason is a good start.
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