Two men charged with armed robbery, after taking $400,000 worth of jewelry from Bishop Lamor Whitehead, during live-streamed service, in July

Two men charged with armed robbery of Bishop Lamor Whitehead

On July 24, footage went viral of Brooklyn Bishop Lamor Whitehead being robbed with guns drawn, during one of his live streamed services. Whitehead reportedly had over $400,000 worth of jewelry on, as he’s frequently known to show this off, as well as designer clothes, on Instagram.

Now, two arrests have been made, from this robbery. According to TMZ, these are two Brooklyn natives, Juwan Anderson and Say-Quan Pollack. They’re both being charged with armed robbery, as confirmed by Breon Peace, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York. A third suspect is still on the run.

“As alleged, the defendants brought guns into a place of worship, stealing from two members of the clergy, and terrifying the congregation in the process. To commit such an act during a religious service is incomprehensible.”

Whitehead also went on to release a statement to TMZ. He says that Tuesday was officially the start of healing, and that he will let the justice system work and he will do what God has called him to do.

Whitehead also recently went viral this month, for having his hands around a woman’s neck, at one of his services. He later went on to claim that he was attempting to defend his wife, from being charged at.

Two men charged with armed robbery of Bishop Lamor Whitehead