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5:57Now PlayingA preacher in New York was robbed of $1 million of jewelry in the middle of his sermon. John Iadarola and Wosny Lambre break it down on The Damage Report.
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"A New York City preacher was robbed of more than $1m worth of jewelry while delivering a live-streamed sermon on Sunday when armed bandits crashed his Brooklyn church.
Bishop Lamor Miller-Whitehead, a Rolls-Royce-driving preacher known for his flamboyant style and friendship with Mayor Eric Adams, was delivering a sermon at his Leaders of Tomorrow International Ministries when police say three robbers walked in. They flashed guns and demanded property from Miller-Whitehead and his wife, Asia K DosReis-Whitehead, police said.
The service was also being livestreamed online, and in the video Miller-Whitehead is heard asking “How many of you have lost your faith because you saw somebody else die?” moments before the robbers entered the church. The video then shows him dropping to his hands and knees and repeatedly saying, “all right, all right,” before a man holding a gun and wearing a black sweatshirt enters the frame. The man, who was also wearing a black face mask, is then seen approaching Miller-Whitehead, who was hiding behind a gold-colored lectern, and stuffing the bishop’s jewellery into his pockets."
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