A leader of the Boro Park Shomrim private safety patrol was busted by the feds Monday morning amid the widening corruption scandal involving high-ranking NYPD brass and members of the Orthodox Jewish

Alex Lichtenstein was charged by the Manhattan U.S. Attorney, sources told DNAinfo.

A Brooklyn Shomrim member Monday was charged with bribing cops with $6,000 in cash and other goodies to expedite gun permit requests, and three officers were transferred out of the licensing unit as part of the far reaching NYPD corruption probe.

Shaya "Alex"…

A Brooklyn Shomrim member Monday was charged with bribing cops with $6,000 in cash and other goodies to expedite gun permit requests, and three officers were transferred out of the licensing unit as part of the far reaching NYPD corruption probe.

Shaya "Alex"…

BROOKLYN - A Rockland County man is accused of bribing New York City police officers to obtain gun licenses for clients without required background checks.

Federal prosecutors say 44-year-old Alex Lichtenstein was caught on tape offering an officer $6,000…

POMONA - A Rockland man is facing charges this afternoon for allegedly trying to bribe members of the NYPD to obtain gun permits for people who otherwise wou...

BOROUGH PARK, Brooklyn - Shaya 'Alex' Lichtenstein left Federal court Monday after posting half a million dollars bond, and did not say a word about the brib...

So what if he greased some palms to get a gun license? That’s not stopping a Brooklyn landlord from fighting for his right to bear arms.
The building owner is complaining that the FBI blocked his

Organization has received 8 city contracts since 2010.

Bribery suspect Alex “Shaya” Lichtenstein helped score a full-carry gun permit for a man with a history of domestic violence who once threatened to kill a loved one, the feds alleged Monday.
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Police Commissioner Bill Bratton told The Post last week that the NYPD corruption scandal is the worst in four decades. Yet it’s still growing.
It started with allegations of two businessmen buying

A Brooklyn man accused of bribing cops to get highly coveted gun permits is on the cusp of becoming of canary.

A high-ranking Brooklyn cop has been stripped of his badge and gun over ties to a key figure in an alleged $1 million NYPD bribery scheme, The Post has learned.
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The Shomrim leader accused of bribing NYPD cops to expedite gun permits claims to suffer from alcoholism that “affects his mental abilities” — and will use the disease to defend himself against

Prosecutors said that Alex Lichtenstein, a member of an Orthodox Jewish patrol society in Brooklyn, bribed police officials to expedite license applications.

The feds have uncovered a trove of audio recordings that capture “dealings of questionable legality” by members of the NYPD — raising the specter of more arrests in a bribery probe.
Manhattan

Alex Lichenstein, who copped to bribing NYPD officers for quick gun permits, will spend 32 months in a federal lockup.