Only after the Shomrim members pleaded with Rabbis Avrohom Osdoba, Shlomo Yehuda Segal, and Yitzchok Raitport did they issue a summons for a Din Torah for all parties involved in the law suit against six Shomrim members accused of mercilessly beating bochurim residing in the dormitory at 749 Eastern Parkway, after being called to settle a dispute over a dormitory bed.

Upon receiving the summons to the Din Torah, the Bochurim involved arrived at Rabbi Osdoba's Beis Din exactly as the summons had stated, at nine in the evening. However, upon arrival the bochurim found the doors locked and lights shut, and after some quick phone calls they were informed that the Din Torah had been cancelled "after reexamining the situation, the Rabbonim decided there is no case for a Din Torah" someone close to the defence informed them.
 
Chabad.info has asked numerous individuals involved in this court case regarding their permission to approach the authorities, and the fact is that the Bochurim received explicit permission from both Rabbonim. And anyone who claims otherwise is simply spreading libelous slander.