4 NYPD Cops and Hasid Reichberg arrested

house where Reichberg lives on 56th Street

Jeremy Reichberg

Reichberg and wife leaving Court

According to the daily news, 4 new york city police officers and Jeremy Reichberg were taken into custody by the FBI this monday morning. See story here...http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nypd-members-arrested-federal-corruption-investigation-article-1.2680294

I happened to be on 56th street, between 12 and 13th avenue and the media circus was camped in front of Mr. Reichberg's house, as shown above.

He will be fingerprinted, give dna swab from his mouth and then wait in the basement of the court house till he is presented before a judge so he can bail out.

See complaint here....https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/file/868446/download.

Somewhere along the way he crossed the line. He knows when it really began a police liaison
It is hard to believe a man wearing chassidic garb hiring prostitutes for cops. It makes a real desecration of our religion. Is this why we got attacked by the nazis in WWII? Who knows what went on with the Jews and the people in power leading up to Hitler, yimach shemo . It sounds like the story in Purim where the Jews showed up and participated in Achashveirosh's parties. The complaint also says Reichberg donned an elf hat (christmas). Is this is what a Chassidic man does? Did he sell our religion for money? His arrest is a wakeup call that the achashveirosh party is over. I am sure he will do teshuva (repentance). His power trip is now over. Prison will be his reality check. If hen ends up in Otisville, he must contend with other entrenched Orthodox Hasidic Jews who are close with the Correction officers, like Meshulam, Shlesinger, Glucksman. And remember, don't even think of bringing in contraband or you may end up in Fort Dix like others who crossed the line.

Based on Kerik story, I cannot see any of these people doing more than four years. Most likely between probation and two years since the dollar amount is only $100,000.00  

While waiting on 56th street, a lady was waiting in the car and she told me that the wife of Reichberg called her and she was crying. Yes it is very difficult and trying moments for the family. There are a lot of unknowns such as will the person go to jail? will he get probation? will he go to trial?

We don't listen to Ethics of our fathers where it says stay away from the government. They are not your friend. Reichberg, like me, will learn the hard way. There is no beautiful bed or dining room table in jail. It is very spartan.

To read more about prison, go here...https://www.amazon.com/PRISON-expect-Federal-Bureau-Prisons-ebook/dp/B011GTWLOG