'Selling Sunset's Jason Oppenheim Plans On Getting A Gun To Protect Himself After Armed Robbery At Office's Parking Lot

Jason Oppenheim is laying out a new security plan after an armed robbery occurred at his office's parking lot, and it may include getting himself armed.

On Thursday, March 17, a man was threatened with a gun and forced to hand over his luxury watch in the parking lot shared with The Oppenheim Group office in West Hollywood, Los Angeles.

Just hours after the terrifying incident, Oppenheim spoke to TMZ reporters about his plan to prevent the same thing from happening again in the future.

"I've let everyone know of the situation," the Selling Sunset star said of his coworkers who use the same parking lot where the incident occurred. "We still have to work as normal, but we're not wearing any watches."

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He noted his entire team has also been instructed not to wear any valuable jewelry when coming in to work.

When asked about other precautions he's going to take, Oppenheim said he and his coworkers are "being careful" and staying on the lookout for danger. "It was very concerning," he added of the crime. "The city's having a lot of issues right now."

Oppenheim also claimed to be talking to the landlord about vamping up their security at the lot, reportedly noting that they already have security in place, but may be in need of some more protection.

When asked about the possibility of him getting his own gun, the real estate mogul replied: "I went shooting yesterday and yeah, I'm gonna get a gun," while refusing to get specific about what type of gun he plans on purchasing.

"A working gun," he joked to reporters.

Despite making plans to ensure this never happens again, Oppenheim admitted he was "a little bit" shaken up over the incident, especially considering what happened to costar Christine Quinn earlier this month.

As OK! reported, the blonde beauty revealed two armed men tried breaking into her Los Angeles home while she and her family were sleeping.

"Hey guys, so I just want to let you know that we were sleeping and we woke up to noises, and the noises started getting louder and louder and we didn't know what was going on. We immediately checked the security footage and outside of the master bedroom, which was four feet right here, there were two armed robbers breaking our glass window," she recalled via Instagram on Friday, March 4.

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She told her followers the robbers were luckily unable to break in and that cops arrived on the scene within minutes. She also shared photos from her security footage of the men to see if anyone would recognize their faces.