Rabbi, 24, Dies After Being Shot by Motorist
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PITTSBURGH — A rabbi who was shot six times by a motorist died Friday while undergoing surgery, a spokeswoman at Presbyterian-University Hospital said.
Rabbi Neil Rosenbloom, 24, of Toronto, was walking to the home of his wife’s parents after evening prayer services Thursday night when the passenger in a sports car opened fire after the driver reportedly asked for directions, police said. The car sped off. No motive had been determined.
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