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Baltimore rabbi pulls pistol on two assailants who tried to steal his car: report
Baltimore rabbi pulls pistol on two assailants who tried to steal his car: report

New York Post

time28-05-2025

  • New York Post

Baltimore rabbi pulls pistol on two assailants who tried to steal his car: report

Say hello to my little mensch. A 62-year-old rabbi turned the tables on two punks who allegedly beat him up while trying to steal his car when he pulled out a pistol on the assailants and sent them running for the hills, according to a report. Rabbi Emanuel Goldfeiz was taking out the garbage near his car at his North Baltimore condo — still in his religious garb after temple services on Saturday — when two masked men ambushed the unsuspecting holy man at around 11 p.m., according to Fox Baltimore. Advertisement 'They just came up and punched him in the face,' Baltimore City Councilman Isaac 'Yitzy' Schliefer, who represents the district where Goldfeiz was assaulted, told the outlet. 3 Rabbi Emanuel Goldfeiz was taking out the garbage near his car at his North Baltimore condo when he was approached by the two masked men. WBAL-TV 11 News The two dopey suspects snatched the rabbi's car keys and attempted to drive off in the car — but they couldn't figure out how to start the vehicle, the outlet stated, citing the Baltimore Police Department. Advertisement When the suspects walked back to the rabbi to continue their beatdown, they were in for a surprise — Rabbi Goldfeiz whipped out a pistol on the would-be carjacker, who hightailed it to parts unknown, according to cops. The religious leader has a valid handgun permit for the weapon, cops said. 3 Baltimore City Councilman Isaac 'Yitzy' Schliefer says carjackings are up 20 percent year-to-year. WBAL-TV 11 News Goldfeiz is still dealing with the repercussions from the devastating sucker-punch that has fellow Jewish leaders in Baltimore concerned. Advertisement 'Unfortunately, he's hurt. He was punched very, very hard, and I'm wishing him a speedy recovery,' Rabbi Velvel Belinsky told News 11. 'When we hear about events like this, it's definitely very disturbing because safety is a very big concern for us,' Belinsky added. 3 Rabbi Velvel Belinsky says that safety is a big concern in the area. WBAL-TV 11 News Carjackings in the North Baltimore neighborhood are up 20% year-over-year, according to Councilman Schliefer — but the attempted theft of a holy man stands out as an emotional low point in the criminal trend. Advertisement 'Just the brazenness of the incident, where they have no problem going and attacking, you know, an older person, somebody clearly who's a person of faith,' Councilman Schliefer told News 11. 'He was still dressed in all of his attire coming from synagogue and so it's really very upsetting,' Schliefer added. 'What we see is that people feel emboldened to be committing these kind of violent acts and attacks against Jewish people, and that needs to stop,' the councilman told Fox Baltimore.

Ken Carson announces 2025 Arena tour after ‘More Chaos' tops Billboard 200
Ken Carson announces 2025 Arena tour after ‘More Chaos' tops Billboard 200

India Today

time29-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • India Today

Ken Carson announces 2025 Arena tour after ‘More Chaos' tops Billboard 200

Ken Carson is hitting the road with his newly announced North American arena tour, The Lord of Chaos, beginning July 29, 2025, in Boston, Massachusetts. Produced by Live Nation, the tour follows the release of the rapper's latest album, More Chaos, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard reported by Fox Baltimore, More Chaos - released on April 11 - is Carson's biggest achievement to date. It marks his first appearance in the Billboard 200 top 10 and his first No 1 album. It also topped Apple Music's All-Genre chart, Spotify's Global and US charts, and the HITS Top 50. On its release day alone, the album garnered over 21 million album features production from regular collaborators like Starboy, F1LTHY, Lil 88, Outtatown, Lucian, and Legion. As a bonus surprise, Carson released a bonus track on release night called "Off The Meter," with Playboi Carti and Destroy Lonely, further propelling the Opium label's momentum. Carson's 2023 release, A Great Chaos, paved the way for his current success. The album spent over a year on the Billboard 200 and has been certified gold. Fan-favorite singles such as 'Overseas,' 'Freestyle 2,' and 'Yale' built his reputation further. His 2024 performances at Coachella and the sold-out Chaos World Tour — which sold more than 230,000 tickets across North America and Europe — cemented his rising status in tickets for The Lord of Chaos tour go on sale April 30, with general sales beginning May 2 at The 30-date arena tour will stop in major cities including Philadelphia, Toronto, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Los Angeles, and Atlanta, concluding on September 23, Carson's 2025 tour is expected to be one of the most in-demand hip-hop events of the Read: Sam Asghari debuts romance with Brooke Irvine at LGBTQ+ Hotel Opening

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