Kranczer left New York City and fled to Israel in November 2010 to allegedly escape prosecution.
At Kranczer s arraignment, the defense said Kranzcer ran a Yeshiva for developmentally disabled boys when he was in Brooklyn. A senior NYPD official with knownledge of the decade-long investigation said a relative had driven Kranczer to the airport for a flight to Israel and confirmed he landed in 2010.
In late 2010, the NYPD contacted the Israel-based Intel Liaison Unit detectives to request the assistance of Israel National Police. Detectives were already having conversations with the victims family at this point, for crimes going back to 1996.
The senior NYPD official said there were crimes Kranczer allegedly committed until 2003. At that time, there was talk of him surrendering but that never about. The police department began trying to locate Kranczer in Israel but there were no results.
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. made the announcement in a memo to his staff, ending months of speculation about his future. His term expires at the end of the year.
911 and told police he found the victim unconscious.
There were no prior 911 calls at the location that would indicate child abuse. The victim’s mother has not been interviewed by police.
According to authorities, the victim’s mother had one prior case with child services in 2010 just after Wolfe was born.
He had no other siblings, and there were no other children inside the house at the time of the incident.
A relative said Ayden’s mom was a teenage brain cancer survivor, and was told she’d never have children a prognosis she proved wrong when she gave birth to Ayden, her only child. The cousin
FDNY Paramedic Recovering After Being Attacked by Patient By Ron Lee Brooklyn
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A paramedic is speaking out after being attacked by a young patient, who she says bit her in the face.
“No one realized that she bit me,” explained Jenna Piscitello, who has been an EMT with the Fire Department for seven years and a paramedic for nearly two years. “And I wasn’t screaming or anything like that because I was in shock, and I just wanted it to end, and then she finally let go.”
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Paramedic claims to have been bitten for 45 to 60 seconds by a teenage patient
(JTA) A founder of a Jewish patrol group in Brooklyn is facing federal sexual misconduct charges stemming from a 2017 case in which he was charged with the statutory rape of a 15-year-old girl.
Jacob Daskal, 62, was arrested and charged Thursday with inciting a minor to engage in illicit sexual activity and transporting a minor for the purposes of engaging in sexual activity.
The charges brought by the U.S. Attorney’s Office were related to the same victim, according to the New York Daily News, but also included activities that occurred in Chicago as well as upstate New York. They fall outside the jurisdiction of the Brooklyn District Attorney, which charged Daskal with rape and sexual abuse among other crimes in 2018.