Driver in 2011 Tel Aviv Hit-And-Run Killed in Shooting Near Paris
- On Thursday morning, Eric Robic, the French businessman convicted for the 2011 hit-and-run death of Israeli woman Lee Zeitouni in Tel Aviv, was shot dead in a targeted ambush in the Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine.
- Following the 2011 incident, Robic and accomplice Claude Khayat fled to France, sparking outrage in Israel; a Paris court later sentenced Robic to five years in prison for aggravated manslaughter.
- At approximately 9:30 a.m., two helmeted assailants riding a TMAX scooter approached Robic and opened fire at close range; authorities are investigating the attack as a premeditated killing.
- Paris police are continuing a manhunt for the two suspects who escaped immediately after the shooting. A witness who alerted emergency services described the incident as a calculated execution.
- Known to law enforcement for fraud, assault, and contempt of court, Robic's extensive criminal record is now being reviewed by authorities to determine whether the ambush was linked to his past.
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French businessman Eric Robic, who became infamous in 2011 when he ran over Israeli Li Zeltuni in Tel Aviv and fled the scene, was shot dead on the street in Paris on Thursday. Witnesses said he was shot by two men on a scooter who immediately fled the scene.
The "affairist" with multiple convictions, 51 years old, was shot down this Thursday morning in Neuilly-sur-Seine. While the neighborhood is in shock, the investigation, she, hardly starts.
Driver in 2011 Tel Aviv Hit-And-Run Killed in Shooting Near Paris
PARIS — A French man convicted in a fatal 2011 hit-and-run in Tel Aviv was shot to death Thursday in a suburb of Paris, according to local reports. Eric Robic, 51, was killed when two gunmen on a motor scooter opened fire at close range as he rode through the Hauts-de-Seine area. Police have not […]
Businessman Eric Robic was shot in the head on Thursday 16 April in the middle of the street in Neuilly-sur-Seine (Hautes-de-Seine). Eric Robic was "very unfavorably known" by the police and the judiciary, after 12 convictions, since 1994.
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