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Israeli Businessman Attacked in Los Angeles, Robbed of $50,000 Watch

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Israeli Businessman Attacked, Robbed of $50,000 Watch in Los Angeles

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Two armed robbers attacked Israeli businessman Ronen Ward in his Los Angeles store, hitting him with a pistol and stealing a $50,000 watch. Police are investigating the incident, stating it is not considered a hate crime. The assailants fled the scene after the robbery.

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  • Israeli businessman Ronen Ward was robbed of a $50,000 watch in Los Angeles.
  • Two armed assailants attacked Ward in his store, hitting him with a pistol.
  • Los Angeles police are investigating the robbery.
  • Authorities stated the incident is not believed to be a hate crime.

Two armed assailants attacked Israeli businessman Ronen Ward in his Los Angeles store, striking him on the head with a pistol and stealing a watch valued at $50,000. The incident occurred recently, and Los Angeles police are investigating. Authorities have stated that they do not believe the robbery was a hate crime. The assailants fled the scene after the attack. Further details regarding the investigation or the exact timing of the incident were not immediately available.

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