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A third man gets prison for Beverly Hills heist of $500,000 watch

LOS ANGELES — A third gang member was sentenced to federal prison Monday in connection with an armed robbery of a $500,000 watch at a Beverly Hills restaurant where one diner was struck by gunfire. Marquise A. Gardon, 41, received five years for his role in the brazen heist carried out in March 2021 at an upscale Italian restaurant on North Canon Drive, according to the U.S. attorney's office. ...
Matthew Moon, left, special agent in charge of the criminal division, FBI, Los Angeles, addresses the media outside of Beverly Hills City Hall to talk about the arrest of three gang members in the armed robbery at a popular Beverly Hills restaurant on March 4, 2021, where a $500,000 watch was stolen.

LOS ANGELES — A third gang member was sentenced to federal prison Monday in connection with an armed robbery of a $500,000 watch at a Beverly Hills restaurant where one diner was struck by gunfire.

Marquise A. Gardon, 41, received five years for his role in the brazen heist carried out in March 2021 at an upscale Italian

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