It was spotted by the other patrol team on the graveyard shift. They saw the car parked haphazardly, two wheels on the sidewalk. As they got closer, they saw its right front light was smashed, the hood was completely bent, and the front window was cracked. There were smears of blood on the hood and on the front window. They quickly called it in. A quick check with the DMV found that the Toyota belonged to a Rabbi Baruch Friedman. He had a criminal record, and his file wasn’t one of the thinner ones. He had been incarcerated twice for drug-related offenses, and once for assault. He was “allegedly” a prominent member in one of Glenmore Park’s most notorious gangs, The Hasidic Panthers.Twenty minutes later, two patrol cars, one of them belonging to Tanessa Lonnie and Sergio Bertini, parked in front of Rabbi Friedman’s house. Wearing bulletproof vests, their weapons drawn, three of them knocked on the front door, while Sergio waited by the back door in case Rabbi Friedman decided to take a hike.He didn’t.
