Selling Sunset stars rocked by armed robbery outside West Hollywood office

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The cast of Selling Sunset have been left shaken after an armed robbery took place outside of their office in West Hollywood, Los Angeles on Thursday.A man was forced to hand over his luxury watch after a thief approached him with a gun as he left a restaurant in the same parking lot as The Oppenheim Group offices.Company founderJason Oppenheim spoke just hours after the incident occurred, and revealed that he has now banned his glamorous staff from wearing flashy watches and expensive jewels as a precaution.'I told them not to wear jewelry or watches anymore,' Oppenheim told TMZ. 'We have to be diligent, you've got to look over your shoulder these days.

Ordeal: Jason Oppenheim spoke just hours after an armed robbery took place outside the Selling Sunset office in West Hollywood on ThursdayOppenheim, 44, also said he is now considering getting a firearm to protect himself as Los Angeles has been experiencing a crime wave in recent months.

The incident comes as crime has risen by more than 130% in West Hollywood according to Fox11.That data was revealed by the West Hollywood Sheriff's Station as officials looked at crime statistics from February 2021 to February 2022.While Oppenheim said the cast of the show were not present at the time of the robbery, he promptly informed them all of the situation.'I've let everyone know of the situation,' he said. 'We still have to work as normal but obviously not wearing any watches.''[We're] being careful, just looking around.

It was very concerning, this city is having a lot of issues right now.' Scene of the crime: The incident took place in the parking lot behind The Oppenheim Group offices on Sunset Blvd in West Hollywood (Pictured above) Glam office: The cast of Selling Sunset.