PRESS RELEASE: Four Suspects Charged In 2022 Pasha Fine Jewelry Robbery (PDF) 

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FOUR SUSPECTS CHARGED IN 2022 PASHA FINE JEWELRY ROBBERY
Final suspect surrenders to authorities as charges filed in high-profile smash-and-grab case

Manhattan Beach, CA (November 20, 2025) – Following an extensive, multi-year investigation, four adult male suspects have been formally charged in connection with the June 24, 2022, smash-and-grab robbery at Pasha Fine Jewelry.

“These arrests demonstrate our commitment to bringing those who commit crimes in Manhattan Beach to justice,” said Mayor David Lesser. “I commend our dedicated Manhattan Beach Police Department investigators and law enforcement partners whose tireless efforts over the past three years made this outcome possible. Our residents and business owners can be assured that our police department will pursue every lead and exhaust every resource to keep our community safe.”

Earlier this year, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office filed criminal charges against all four individuals in the 2022 Pasha Fine Jewelry robbery. Arrest warrants were subsequently issued and the final outstanding suspect recently surrendered to authorities, marking a significant milestone in the case. This development is the direct result of the lead investigator’s thorough investigative work and commitment to justice. His efforts were instrumental in identifying the suspects and supporting charges brought forward by the District Attorney’s Office.

Throughout the course of the investigation, the Manhattan Beach Police Department (MBPD) remained actively engaged and fully committed to the case. MBPD worked closely with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, providing critical evidence and ongoing support to ensure a strong foundation for prosecution.

MBPD extends its sincere appreciation to all partner agencies and individuals whose contributions were vital to the progress and resolution of this case.

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