Armed Robbery at Home Holiday Party as
L.A. Suffers ‘Brutal, Brazen’ Crime Wave
Posted By: Imright, 12/5/2021 4:48:56 AM
An armed robbery took place overnight Friday into Saturday at a holiday party in a private home in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles — the latest robbery in a city that his shuddering from a wave of violent crime in recent weeks.A man posted on the Nextdoor app. Had a holiday party last night on upper Rimmer. 2 guys entered my home and held 2 of my guests at gunpoint and stole their jewelry and phones. Fortunately no one was hurt. Police report was filed. Supposedly they were driving a grey sedan with one tail light out. Be aware and be safe.
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