Israeli Businessman Attacked, Robbed of $50,000 Watch in Los Angeles
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli businessman Ronen Vard was attacked and robbed at gunpoint by two masked assailants in his Los Angeles store, suffering a head injury and the theft of a $50,000 Rolex watch. The incident occurred in broad daylight in front of customers, and Vard was hospitalized. Authorities are investigating, and no suspects have been apprehended. Vard has resided in Los Angeles for two decades and is involved in the Jewish community.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Israeli businessman Ronen Vard was robbed of a $50,000 watch at gunpoint in Los Angeles.
- Two armed and masked robbers attacked Vard in his store during the day.
- Vard sustained a head injury and was hospitalized following the assault.
- The robbers fled the scene with the stolen Rolex watch.
- Authorities are investigating the incident but have made no arrests.
- Vard has lived in Los Angeles for 20 years and is active in the Jewish community.
Israeli businessman Ronen Vard was attacked and robbed at gunpoint in Los Angeles, sustaining a head injury during the assault. Two armed and masked robbers reportedly entered his store during daylight hours, held a gun to his head in front of customers, and struck him. A Rolex watch valued at $50,000 was stolen from his wrist. Footage released shows Vard bleeding and receiving medical attention. He was hospitalized, and authorities do not suspect the crime was motivated by his Israeli identity. Vard, who has lived in Los Angeles for 20 years and is active in the local Jewish community, described the incident as terrifying. He stated that before he could comprehend what was happening, one of the robbers hit him on the head with the gun. The assailants fled with the watch. Details regarding the suspects or any arrests have not yet been released.
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