“Pretty Little Liars” star Keegan Allen was robbed at gun and knifepoint Thursday night, which she later called proof that “West Hollywood isn’t safe anymore.”
Allen, 37, was left covered in blood after two masked men threatened to kill the actor and attacked him for his watch outside the upscale Laurel Supply grocery store.
“These two men hit me in the head and pointed a knife and a gun and ran away,” Allen said on Instagram immediately after the ambush. “They had masks and they took my watch. They took my watch. Damn.”
Security footage of the robbery shows two masked men approaching Allen, who appeared to be placing items in the rear passenger side of his truck in the store’s parking lot.
One of the suspected robbers repeatedly hit Allen in the head with a gun, while the other held the “Walker” actor at knifepoint.
The brazen duo escaped after Allen took only his watch, allowing him to leave the bracelet and ring with him while showing off his bloody arm.
In Instagram comments, Allen said he went to the hospital after the attack but promised he would “be fine.” He said he suspected he had a concussion and that he “definitely had a concussion.”
Page Six has reached out to Allen’s representative and the LAPD for comment on the incident.
Allen also apparently called out Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom over crime in the city.
“It will be updated soon. Let’s hope (Karen Bass), (Gavin Newsom) and all these cameras that everyone thinks will stop crime can find these very dangerous criminals. God bless,” Allen wrote.
West Hollywood has 39 Flock Safety license plate readers and six live video cameras installed out of 54 approved cameras, according to a city report. The cameras are designed to help cops track suspects and solve crimes.
The cameras have recently raised fears that surveillance data could be shared with ICE to track down illegal immigrants.
Allen is known for playing Toby Cavanaugh on “Pretty Little Liars” from 2010 to 2017. He then played the role of Liam Walker in the TV series “Walker” from 2021 to 2024.
He last appeared in an episode of “The Rookie” this year.