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Authorities have taken a man into custody after he disrupted Shabbat services and assaulted a woman at Central Synagogue, according to law enforcement sources familiar with the matter. The altercation occurred during religious observances at the Manhattan house of worship.
Investigators are treating the incident as a possible hate crime as they continue their examination of the circumstances surrounding the assault. Preliminary information indicates the confrontation escalated to violence during the religious service.
The woman who was struck received attention at the scene. Additional details regarding charges against the suspect and his identity remain under review as the investigation progresses.
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