Los Angeles woman robbed at gunpoint after suspect follows her into parking garage, video shows
Victim reportedly robbed of $100,000 in cash, jewelry in upscale Hancock Park neighborhood
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A Los Angeles woman was robbed of about $100,000 earlier this month after an armed man followed her into a gated underground parking garage in the exclusive Hancock Park neighborhood, according to a local report.
Surveillance video released this week shows the woman driving her car into the garage under a high-end condo building as an unknown man, who is hiding his face with a hood, follows her through the gate.
After the woman parks her car, the suspect is seen holding her at gunpoint and stealing her bag. He reportedly fled to a black sedan, which a second suspect was driving.
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The armed suspect is seen hiding his face as he passes a security camera on his way into the parking garage. (@streetpeopleofbeverlyhills)
"Absolutely shocked," a resident told FOX11 Los Angeles. "This looks like a really nice neighborhood. I live close by, I walk around a lot of times. It’s really sad to see."
The suspect is seen waiting around a corner until the woman exits her car inside the garage. (@streetpeopleofbeverlyhills)
Los Angeles police told the station that the woman’s bag contained cash and jewelry worth about $100,000.
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No arrests have been made in the case as police continue to investigate.
The suspect holds the woman at gunpoint and steals her bag before fleeing. (@streetpeopleofbeverlyhills)
The victim owns a jewelry store in Koreatown that was robbed of hundreds of thousands of dollars just days before the suspects followed her to the garage, the report said.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The upscale Hancock Park neighborhood is located near Paramount Studios and is known for its well-preserved architectural styles dating back to 1920s Los Angeles.