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Suspect charged, enters not-guilty plea in antisemitic assault, robbery in Beverly Hills - Vimarsana News

Suspect charged, enters not-guilty plea in antisemitic assault, robbery in Beverly Hills

An attorney entered a not-guilty plea on behalf of a man accused of making antisemitic remarks as he assaulted a 75-year-old man in Beverly Hills.

Source: abc7.com
Tearful elderly couple, 75 and 70, relive moment they were attacked for being Jewish by robber who screamed 'Give me your earrings, Jew' as they walked to Beverly Hills Synagogue before they chased him down and caught him - Vimarsana News

Tearful elderly couple, 75 and 70, relive moment they were attacked for being Jewish by robber who screamed 'Give me your earrings, Jew' as they walked to Beverly Hills Synagogue before they chased him down and caught him

Raphael Nissel, 75, was beaten with a belt buckle and left with cuts on his head after Jarris Jay Silagi, 44 from Los Angeles, allegedly struck him on Saturday

Man shares harrowing details of father's injuries in alleged antisemitic attack in Beverly Hills - Vimarsana News

Man shares harrowing details of father's injuries in alleged antisemitic attack in Beverly Hills

Alan Nissel said his parents were walking to a synagogue in Beverly Hills when a man suddenly attacked his father with a belt.

Source: abc7.com
Beverly Hills residents are flocking to buy guns from city's only firearms store as LA crime soars - Vimarsana News

Beverly Hills residents are flocking to buy guns from city's only firearms store as LA crime soars

Beverly Hills Guns has seen some upscale residents from Santa Monica to the Hollywood Hills increasingly buying guns as violent crime rates are up 25 percent over last year.