Crime & Safety
Roof Collapses As Restaurant Fire Rages In Willamsburg Section, Councilman Says
The four-alarm fire was sending thick smoke billowing into the air, prompting a warning to those nearby to close windows to avoid the smoke.

BROOKLYN, NY — Authorities were battling a four-alarm fire that caused a partial roof collapse at a restaurant in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn on Saturday evening, an official said.
The fire at Juliette Restaurant at 135 North 5th St. by Belford Avenue was sending thick smoke into the air, according to Council Member Lincoln Restler of the 33rd District.
"Recommend folks in immediate area close windows and avoid smoke," Restler said in a post on X. "Expect traffic delays."
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There was no immediate word on injuries.
"Hoping everyone is okay and grateful to firefighters on scene," Restler said.
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