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Crew targets luxury wristwatch in armed robbery outside Madison Park home

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Seattle Police are looking for a trio of bandits who targeted a man for his $45,000 Rolex wristwatch as he pulled into the driveway of a Madison Park home in a Tuesday afternoon gunpoint robbery.

SPD reports the victim told officers the armed suspects were waiting in a vehicle as he arrived around 3:22 PM and rushed toward him, grabbing the expensive watch, and then fleeing the scene.

According to East Precinct radio updates, a male and female armed suspect wearing hoodies and ski masks perpetrated the crime while a third suspect waited in the getaway vehicle.

Police were searching for a blue GMC Terrain SUV reported speeding from the scene on the 2200 block of 38th Place E.

There were no reported injuries.

The robbery is the second high profile heist in the wealthy lakefront area in recent weeks. Last month, police were searching for a woman suspect who fled the scene — and ditched her wig — after ripping off $2,000 in cash from the neighborhood’s Homestreet Bank.

 
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Nation of Inflation Gyration
1 year ago

Sadly, they were going to fence it to buy a comb…

Sadsea
1 year ago

Lol this is why a $45k piece of jewelry is ridiculous. No sympathy for the rich.

Seaside
1 year ago
Reply to  Sadsea

Same thing for the stupid!!

zach
1 year ago
Reply to  Sadsea

Agree! Such a watch is for only one reason: to show off your wealth. What a stupid waste of money.

Balooka
1 year ago
Reply to  Sadsea

we cannot let lawlessness prevail.

SoDone
1 year ago
Reply to  Sadsea

So gross. A person, a senior, was robbed at gun point, at their home, and your reply is.. no sympathy? What type of armed robbery might you have some compassion for the victim?

Nation of Inflation Gyration
1 year ago
Reply to  SoDone

Your thoughtless overempathy doesn’t convince anyone.

SoDone
1 year ago

Are we rooting for Hobbes war of all against all? Murder CEO of insurance co, cheer! Vandalize Tesla’s, Cheer! Rob person, Cheer! Let’s all be nasty and brutish until western culture collapses. Cheer.

I really am concerned for the vacuum left behind. We have the current administration hyper adding to suck, and we have a neighborhood cheering the robbing someone owning a valuable item. Brezhnev wore a Rolex, a sign of wealth and elitism, even if a “gift.” Being robbed of an item is now ok? Let’s be brutish, if a gun is involved, life might be short.

My [sic] overempathy stems from being 2022 sidewalk robbed, near my home, of my daily do’er wedding band. It was $350.00’ish poor purchased, at Fred Meyer Jeweler, Ballard, and wouldn’t receive big market value if pawned. To me, worth +/- a moderately priced condo in south Snohomish County. It was a deep sting of momentous loss. I can put a 800k emotional value on an item so that I can leave, here, that is now a hairy and stinky armpit.

Nation of Inflation Gyration
1 year ago
Reply to  SoDone

We’re rooting for you to stop being myopic on what signs and signals you use to determine a sick society trying to kill itself and feeling extra about a watch that got returned, when you know damn well people are being disappeared without any recourse by The State, and the planet’s ecosystem is gonna be pretty effed in 10-20 years.

I hate to put it this way, but you’re reading symptoms as disease itself, and it’s hard to feel anything more than ‘yeah, systems are fucked when people have a years worth of wages on their arm and there are bandit crews trying to snatch them’.

Boris
1 year ago

you disgust me

zach
1 year ago
Reply to  SoDone

No one is “cheering” the theft of the Rolex. It’s a crime. But the victim was not harmed, and it’s not likely he will be in any financial trouble, so it’s OK to not have alot of empathy for him.

Smoothtooperate
1 year ago
Reply to  zach

Wanna know how you are right in your argument?

I’ll bet big money against him flashing wealth in public.
Case closed.

Boris
1 year ago
Reply to  zach

the first comment literally says “no sympathy” – that’s pretty close to cheering.

SoDone
1 year ago
Reply to  zach

I am saddened for you. This is a community member. This isn’t the government. This isn’t a corporation. You unable to feel with the other. Having a gun drawn to their throat, having a wallet and watch stolen, causes harm. Honor the stranger.

Smoothtooperate
1 year ago
Reply to  SoDone

“Murder CEO of insurance co, cheer! Vandalize Tesla’s, Cheer! Rob person, Cheer! Let’s all be nasty and brutish until western culture collapses. Cheer.”

All signs of extreme wealth disparity. When people are hungry? You need to hire bodyguards. Governments are overthrown.

Racial inequality. White grievances are being played out.

Our orange loser has 34 felony convictions. For being a loser. And a spy.

You are talking during Covid you were robbed. See my point?

Boris
1 year ago

The CEO murderer is a pampered rich kid. How is that evidence of wealth disparity?

Below Broadway
1 year ago
Reply to  Sadsea

Focus on the fact a physically defenseless 87 year old was robbed at gunpoint. And not your latent Marxist tendencies, magnified by your utter lack of anything resembling human decency or empathy for the victim.

Smoothtooperate
1 year ago

I thought Robin Hood was dead.
No worries. Rest assured the Sheriff will bring him and his merry men to justice.

Nandor
1 year ago

Yeah sure, I’ll just bet this virtuous pair was going to fence it to buy shoes for orphans…

Smoothtooperate
1 year ago
Reply to  Nandor

lolol…uhuh…