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#SHOWBIZ: 'Pretty Little Liars' star Keegan Allen bloodied in LA armed robbery

LOS ANGELES: American actor Keegan Allen, best known for his role in the hit drama series Pretty Little Liars, was left bloodied and traumatised following a violent armed robbery in West Hollywood on Saturday night.

#SHOWBIZ: 'Pretty Little Liars' star Keegan Allen bloodied in LA armed robbery

LA: Keegan Allen, the 37-year-old "Pretty Little Liars" actor, suffered a violent armed robbery on Saturday night in West Hollywood. The assailants, wearing black masks and armed with a gun and a knife, targeted the star in a parking area on Santa Monica Boulevard. Allen, who posted graphic footage of his injuries to Instagram, described how he was struck on the head with the gun and robbed of his watch and bracelet.

The incident occurred around 9:05 pm, and authorities confirmed they were alerted about the robbery. Allen expressed fear over the safety of West Hollywood and thanked those who offered support, including medical personnel and friends. He promised further updates on his recovery.

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