A multimillionaire property tycoon shot in his Rolls Royce by a cyclist may have been saved by the car's thick windows. British-born philanthropist Kameron Segal, 48, was hit in the face and chest in a parking lot on Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, on Friday night just before leaving work to discuss a $5million business deal. The CEO of Williams Holdings property and acquisitions was sitting behind the wheel of his $300,000 Rolls Royce Wraith at the time and may have escaped death because the bullets hit the denser glass - which are installed to mute exterior sounds. The LAPD are still searching for the man who fled the scene on his bike after firing into the car.
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Kameron Segal was hit twice while in a parking lot on Sunset Boulevard
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He was minutes away from signing a $5 million deal, it has emerged
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Cyclist approached the driver's side window and fired twice
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Glass installed to mute exterior sounds may have slowed the bullets down
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The 48-year-old is expected to make a full recovery from the shooting
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Friends have said he may have been the victim of a 'high-priced hit'
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The LAPD are still searching for the suspect who fled the scene on a bike
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A witness said they saw a 'stark naked'
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His family are have travelled from the UK and are now said to be at the British-born businessman's bedside
On the scene: Segal (pictured left in a photo shoot and right at a party) is prominent on @placeholder's party scene