Israeli Businessman Attacked in Los Angeles, Rolex Stolen
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Israeli businessman Ronen Ward was violently attacked and robbed of a $50,000 Rolex watch outside his Los Angeles business on Wednesday. Despite telling his assailants to take the watch, he was repeatedly hit in the head. Security footage reportedly shows the suspects casing the area before the attack, and police are investigating the incident. Ward sustained head injuries and required medical treatment.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli businessman Ronen Ward was violently attacked and robbed in Los Angeles.
- His Rolex watch, valued at $50,000, was stolen during the assault.
- Ward sustained head injuries and required medical attention.
- Security footage reportedly shows suspects casing the area before the attack.
- Local police are currently investigating the violent incident.
Israeli businessman Ronen Ward was violently attacked outside his business in Los Angeles on Wednesday, sustaining head injuries. The assailants stole his Rolex watch, valued at $50,000. Ward, who has lived in Los Angeles for about 20 years, recounted that the attackers "jumped on me and ran with the gun towards me." He told them to take the watch, saying, "Take it, take it," but the two suspects continued to assault him, hitting him in the head multiple times even after he offered no resistance. Security camera footage, which has been shared with local police investigating the incident, reportedly shows the two men circling the area beforehand. One of the suspects appeared to be brandishing a handgun during the assault. Ward's son told local media that they observed the suspects "patrolling back and forth" near the business before the attack. A store employee present during the incident described being frozen in fear and hiding. Ward required medical attention for his head wounds, with images circulating after the event showing him bleeding.
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