LA store owner is brutally beaten and pistol-whipped by armed robbers
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Shocking footage shows the moment a store owner was brutally beaten and then pistol-whipped by armed robbers who made off with cash and jewelry.
Surveillance footage from KloudPusherz in downtown Los Angeles shows two hooded thieves entering the clothing store at around 4.49pm on Wednesday, armed with a semi-automatic handgun.
The two men could be seen pistol whipping, kicking, punching and dragging storeowner Franky Salerno across the floor before they made off with his cash anfor his medical expenses.
Meanwhile, the two suspects fled the scene and remain at large.
They are both described as black males, one of whom was wearing a black face mask, a black hoodie with an 'X' emblazoned on the back and black pants.
The second suspect was wearing a blue and white striped hoodie with blue jeans.
The armed robbery came less than a week after a video posted online showed a man having his shirt torn off as he tries to get out of the center of the fight at The Grove mall.
He was then chased by four others who force him to the ground before throwing a barrage of punches and kicks towards him.
One woman watching the scene unfold can be heard saying: 'Oh my god.
Where are the police? Where is security?'
Just before the short video ends, what looks to be two security guards appear on the scene in an attempt to bring the brawl to an end.
Octaviani says she is now fed up with the crime in Los Angeles, telling KTLA her friends in Indonesia are shocked by the incessant crime.
'All my friends in Indonesia, they're like, "What the hell's going on there?"' she said.
'Is this what we've become?' she asked.
'LA was one a great city. California was once a great state, but look at it now. What happened?'
She went on to say that she had recently moved to Arizona to escape the crime-ridden city, and was hoping her boyfriend would join her.
The video of the brawl was shared on platform Citizen, and shows one man having his shirt ripped from his back as he is attacked
Several celebrities have also announced their plans to escape from California, including former Happy Days star Scott Baio, who announced he placed his $3.85million Woodland Hills home on the market.
On , the conservative-leaning sitcom star said that he just doesn't feel secure in the Golden State anymore given the various issues under Governor .
'After 45 years, I'm making my way to finally 'exit stage right' from California,' he wrote.
He then cited the state's homelessness statistics, noting that 'it brings down property value.
Also, no consequences for crime that is rampant, making things higher in price and it's just not a safe place anymore.'
The Joanie Loves Chachi star tacked on the hashtag '#ImFree."
Scott Baio announced he is fleeing from California as he's placed his $3.85million home on the market, citing the state's disastrous homelessness and crime issues
Recent figures released by the LAPD show that there was over 2,100 incidents of violent crime last month alone in the city.
Of that figure, 1415 related to aggravated assaults, 629 were recorded as robberies, with 80 rape incidents and 23 homicides also recorded.
Last month's number of total violent was up 6 recorded incidents from the month before, with increases seen in assault, rape and robbery.
The number of arrests in the city also increased since the month previous, climbing from 4501 in March, to 5497 in April.
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Surveillance footage from KloudPusherz in downtown Los Angeles shows two hooded thieves entering the clothing store at around 4.49pm on Wednesday, armed with a semi-automatic handgun.
The two men could be seen pistol whipping, kicking, punching and dragging storeowner Franky Salerno across the floor before they made off with his cash anfor his medical expenses.
Meanwhile, the two suspects fled the scene and remain at large.
They are both described as black males, one of whom was wearing a black face mask, a black hoodie with an 'X' emblazoned on the back and black pants.
The second suspect was wearing a blue and white striped hoodie with blue jeans.
The armed robbery came less than a week after a video posted online showed a man having his shirt torn off as he tries to get out of the center of the fight at The Grove mall.
He was then chased by four others who force him to the ground before throwing a barrage of punches and kicks towards him.
One woman watching the scene unfold can be heard saying: 'Oh my god.
Where are the police? Where is security?'
Just before the short video ends, what looks to be two security guards appear on the scene in an attempt to bring the brawl to an end.
Octaviani says she is now fed up with the crime in Los Angeles, telling KTLA her friends in Indonesia are shocked by the incessant crime.
'All my friends in Indonesia, they're like, "What the hell's going on there?"' she said.
'Is this what we've become?' she asked.
'LA was one a great city. California was once a great state, but look at it now. What happened?'
She went on to say that she had recently moved to Arizona to escape the crime-ridden city, and was hoping her boyfriend would join her.
The video of the brawl was shared on platform Citizen, and shows one man having his shirt ripped from his back as he is attacked
Several celebrities have also announced their plans to escape from California, including former Happy Days star Scott Baio, who announced he placed his $3.85million Woodland Hills home on the market.
On , the conservative-leaning sitcom star said that he just doesn't feel secure in the Golden State anymore given the various issues under Governor .
'After 45 years, I'm making my way to finally 'exit stage right' from California,' he wrote.
He then cited the state's homelessness statistics, noting that 'it brings down property value.
Also, no consequences for crime that is rampant, making things higher in price and it's just not a safe place anymore.'
The Joanie Loves Chachi star tacked on the hashtag '#ImFree."
Scott Baio announced he is fleeing from California as he's placed his $3.85million home on the market, citing the state's disastrous homelessness and crime issues
Recent figures released by the LAPD show that there was over 2,100 incidents of violent crime last month alone in the city.
Of that figure, 1415 related to aggravated assaults, 629 were recorded as robberies, with 80 rape incidents and 23 homicides also recorded.
Last month's number of total violent was up 6 recorded incidents from the month before, with increases seen in assault, rape and robbery.
The number of arrests in the city also increased since the month previous, climbing from 4501 in March, to 5497 in April.
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