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Posted By richards on February 2, 2015

Rabbi accused of voyeurism won't leave synagogue-owned home Rabbi accused of voyeurism won't leave synagogue-owned home

Updated: Monday, February 2 2015 10:20 PM EST2015-02-03 03:20:54 GMT

A D.C. rabbi charged with voyeurism may be forced out on the streets. Barry Freundel is still living in a home owned by his former synagogue. Members of the synagogue met Monday night to vote on whether to evict him.

A D.C. rabbi charged with voyeurism may be forced out on the streets. Barry Freundel is still living in a home owned by his former synagogue. Members of the synagogue met Monday night to vote on whether to evict him.

Updated: Friday, January 30 2015 9:21 AM EST2015-01-30 14:21:11 GMT

They are hidden in plain sight: establishments that say they are one thing, but operate as another. They are illegal operations that harbor potential sex traffickers, and yet the fight to shut them down continues. FOX 5's Marina Marraco went looking for answers as to why these places are still open for business.

They are hidden in plain sight: establishments that say they are one thing, but operate as another. They are illegal operations that harbor potential sex traffickers, and yet the fight to shut them down continues. FOX 5's Marina Marraco went looking for answers as to why these places are still open for business.

Updated: Wednesday, January 28 2015 10:09 PM EST2015-01-29 03:09:12 GMT

Fairfax County parents are being told to watch their child's every move very closely. The county police department's Human Trafficking Unit held a forum Wednesday night explaining the dangers that exist at local schools.

Fairfax County parents are being told to watch their child's every move very closely. The county police department's Human Trafficking Unit held a forum Wednesday night explaining the dangers that exist at local schools.

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Rabbi accused of voyeurism won't leave synagogue-owned home

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