Dozens of leaders from area Jewish and law enforcement communities met at the Monmouth County Fire Academy on Friday to discuss emergency preparedness in the wake of the Newtown shootings and other recent attacks.
“The purpose is to engage the Jewish community in a partnership with law enforcement on best practices when it comes to emergency management, preparedness, training and understanding the various threats that could impact the Jewish community institutions such as synagogues, schools, campuses and community centers,” said Doron Horowitz, a senior advisor with Secure Community Network.
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