Published 16 days ago • Culver City, United States • Updated 15 days ago

Facebook Cell Phone Sale Turns Violent In Inland Empire: Cops

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Facebook Cell Phone Sale Turns Violent In Inland Empire: Cops - Banning-Beaumont, CA - "The victim feared for his life ...," the sheriff's department said.

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4 suspects wanted for violent Culver City robbery

Four suspects remain at large following an armed and violent robbery in Culver City. On March 15, Culver City police responded to a robbery at a parking lot on the 12000 block of Washington Boulevard at 8:50 p.m. The male victim was selling camera equipment online when he agreed to meet with the suspects who pretended to be a potential buyer. At the meeting, one suspect spoke with him about the camera equipment while two other male suspects al…

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Facebook Cell Phone Sale Turns Violent In Inland Empire: Cops

Facebook Cell Phone Sale Turns Violent In Inland Empire: Cops - Banning-Beaumont, CA - "The victim feared for his life ...," the sheriff's department said.

16 days ago·United States

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Astoria Post

Armed carjacking crew terrorizes Western Queens, stealing seven vehicles at gunpoint: NYPD - Astoria Post

Mar. 18, 2025 By bparry Cops are looking for these suspects, who are allegedly part of a carjacking crew that targeted drivers in Astoria, Long Island City, and Sunnyside since February. NYPD March 18, 2025 By Bill Parry Police from two Western Queens precincts are looking for four members of a vicious carjacking crew who have stolen seven vehicles, all at gunpoint, since February. The perpetrators have no compunction against pistol-whipping any…

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Brentwood News

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Victim Assaulted, Held at Gunpoint in Brazen Parking Lot Robbery

CCPD Seek Public’s Help in Identifying Armed Robbery Suspects Culver City police are investigating a brazen armed robbery that took place Saturday night in a parking lot on Washington Boulevard, highlighting growing concerns over the safety of online sales transactions. According to police, the victim had arranged to meet a buyer for his high-end camera equipment through an online platform. What began as a routine sale quickly turned into a viol…

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