Watch King Jewelry Seffenceer Tazing and stealing 560,000 in NYC Ambush: “I am afraid to leave my home now.”
Popular jewelry Influential Known Queens, New York – Now he says he is afraid to leave his house.
Moshe Heimov, 39, who has ended Two million followers on social mediaIt is believed that the theft by convincing men last Wednesday was not a random blow.
“I am afraid to leave my home now,” he said New York Post. “It is my home, where I feel safe, but I can’t do that because they now know where to live.”
The NYPD Haimoff observation video appears at about 10 am by a masked man in a building factor jacket.
The man pushed him to the ground, then joined a partner wearing a similar jacket. Police said that they tore the Haymov watch, a chain and three bracelets before they fled in the Mercedes-Benz Swiss silver with a smuggler driver waiting.
He said, “I am sure I was targeted, I am sure I have been prepared.” “My neighbor left the house two minutes ago, three minutes ago, no one touched him.”
He added that he felt specially comfortable for his 13 -year -old son who had no time with him.
He said, “Fortunately, I did not take my son to work that day.” “My son usually comes to work with me in the summer and I did not take it on that day.”
Haimoff said that one of the thieves used a thunderbolt gun on the right leg, causing him to give him trying to escape towards his home, as the attack camera recorded the attack.
The thieves initially took another necklace, but they threw it again after discovering his “WK” logo.
He recalls, “They threw me and said that we cannot use this.” “So they left it.”
New York Police said the total value of stolen jewelry was about $ 559,000. Haimoff said that its hour alone has a value of about $ 400,000.
Haimoff was treated due to cuts and bruises to his wrist and neck at the Newyork-Pressbyterian Queens Hospital, but he said he always lets look at his shoulder.
Since the attack, he has been appointed around the clock throughout the week and is constantly checking his surroundings when walking to his car.
“Thank God I am alive,” he said. “This is all that matters.”
No arrests have been arrested as of the two. NYPD released pictures of the suspects and the smuggled car.
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