City moving 110 unvetted male vagrants to converted motel in quiet Brooklyn nabe
Metro exclusive City moving 110 unvetted male vagrants to converted motel in quiet Brooklyn nabe By Gabrielle Fahmy, Rich Calder and Nick Labbat Published July 12, 2026, 5:40 a.m. Add The New York Post on Google The city is moving 110 unvetted vagrant men into a shelter in quiet Sheepshead Bay, terrifying neighbors who fear the influx could bring violent criminals and sex offenders to their doorstep. Crime began creeping into the normally peaceful Brooklyn neighborhood after the former Gold Star Inn on Emmons Avenue was converted into a homeless shelter for families about a year ago, residents told The Post.
- ▪Metro exclusive City moving 110 unvetted male vagrants to converted motel in quiet Brooklyn nabe By Gabrielle Fahmy, Rich Calder and Nick Labbat Published July 12, 2026, 5:40 a.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google The city is moving 110 unvetted vagrant men into a shelter in quiet Sheepshead Bay, terrifying neighbors who fear the influx could bring violent criminals and sex offenders to their doorstep.
- ▪Crime began creeping into the normally peaceful Brooklyn neighborhood after the former Gold Star Inn on Emmons Avenue was converted into a homeless shelter for families about a year ago, residents told The Post.
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