A Los Angeles attorney claims that two women drugged and robbed him of three $17,000 Rolex watches when he welcomed them to his home after meeting them in a club.
A Los Angeles attorney, who wished to remain anonymous, said two women drugged and robbed him when he invited them to his Hollywood Hills home
The victim, who requested anonymity, told KTLA that a night of fun turned into a nightmare after he met ‘Holly’ and ‘Britanni’ in a Beverly Hills bar.
The attorney said that when he invited the women to his house in the Hollywood Hills, they drugged him, trashed his home, and stole his expensive watches and cash.
The man informed the local media that the July encounter was embarrassing. I feel like a victim and powerless.
The attorney finally cautioned that he may not have been the only victim of the ladies, asking locals to remain vigilant as robberies in Los Angeles are up roughly 11 percent this year.
The city continues to be plagued by an increase in thefts, with two hooded thieves caught on camera last Saturday stealing a man’s Rolex during the day.
A Los Angeles attorney who preferred to remain nameless reported that two ladies drugged and robbed him at his Hollywood Hills residence.
The accused (above), Holly and Britanni, reportedly gave the victim liquor laced with narcotics and stole his three Rolexes valued $17,000.
The victim revealed that he met the women (above) on July 25 while bar hopping on Canon Drive in Beverly Hills.
According to the attorney, he and his buddies were bar hopping on Canon Drive on July 25 when they saw Holly and Britanni.
“We drank a few beers, were enjoying ourselves, and decided to move the party back to my place,” he told KTLA.
The victim stated that when his buddies departed at 3:00 a.m., he and the two ladies went to his bedroom, but ‘things didn’t add up.’
“They were entering the restroom and conversing for extended lengths of time,” he recalled. They were sending odd texts between three and four in the morning.
He stated that the two ladies gave him vodka shots, but observed that it was likely mixed with narcotics because he had never passed out from alcohol consumption.
The next thing I know, it’s the following day, fifteen hours later. I awoke with a severe headache,’ he told a local publication. My body ached, and I understood my home had been plundered.
According to the police complaint, the ladies stole the victim’s Rolex GMT Master II watch, valued at $7,700, as well as two Rolex Datejust watches, each valued at $5,000.
The victim stated, “They could have done much more, and I’m lucky that only my possessions were stolen; I’m in good health.”
The victim stated that the ladies were considered to be transients or members of a criminal ring that targets and robs individuals in Los Angeles, where thefts continue to rise.
The most recent increase in violent crime in Los Angeles appears to be mostly due to widespread stealing.
The suspects are described as two twenty- to thirty-year-old women.
One was reported as being 5 feet 1 inches tall with dark hair and braces. The second individual was 5 feet 11 inches tall with brown hair, a shoulder tattoo, spectacles, and a tongue ring.
According to the victim, the ladies were either transients or part of a criminal organization that targets and robs individuals.
Los Angeles continues to be plagued by violent crime, which is up 2.2% over the previous year, driven mostly by widespread theft while all other crime categories have decreased.
The most recent audacious heist occurred outside the popular Brea Bakery in the vicinity of Sixth Street and La Brea Avenue about 12.30 p.m. on Saturday.
Two bold hooded robbers pulled a man’s Rolex watch off his arm in broad daylight in downtown Los Angeles, as seen on bystander video.
Two audacious hooded criminals steal a $10,000 Rolex watch from a man’s arm in broad daylight in front of the Brea Bakery in downtown Los Angeles.
Los Angeles resident Tyler Deveon Dumas, age 20, was charged with one count of robbery and released on $1,000,000 bond.
The two blatant thieves escaped in a car, but Los Angeles Police Department patrol officers on the spot apprehended them and detained them.
Tyler Deveon Dumas, age 20, and Edwin Wilson Witty, age 19, both of Los Angeles, were each charged with one count of robbery and released on $1,000,000 bond each.
Authorities think that both suspects may be wanted for more robberies in the Greater Los Angeles Area.
The frightening footage depicts the masked guys snatching the victim’s Rolex, valued at about $10,000, from his wrist before leaping into a grey car.
The male victim, who seemed uninjured, did not resist the two attackers but instead submitted.
During the suspects’ arrest, the authorities found a firearm and the victim’s Rolex watch.