Crime | Ronni Chasen Publicist's Murder Was Planned Police reviewing security footage from Buddy Hackett estate By Rob Quinn Posted Nov 19, 2010 2:19 AM CST Copied A utility worker examines the Beverly Hills site where Ronni Chasen was found inside her vehicle. She crashed into a light pole after being shot in the chest several times. (AP Photo/Nick Ut) Police probing the mysterious murder of movie publicist Ronni Chasen now believe the killing was planned, and not the result of road rage or a carjacking, sources tell the Hollywood Reporter. Beverly Hills police suspect Chasen was killed by shots fired from a vehicle that pulled up beside her Mercedes as she made a turn onto Sunset Boulevard, the sources say. Police haven't yet determined a motive. "We know it's not some sort of sniper shooting from across the street—ridiculous theories we can discount," a sergeant says. "We haven't ruled anything out within reason." Police are reviewing 911 calls made around the time of the shooting early Tuesday morning and examining security camera footage. Sources say relevant footage has been obtained from cameras outside the home of Sherry Hackett, widow of the late comedian Buddy Hackett. Click here for more on the case. Read These Next It takes deep pockets to buy a $400M slice of Rodeo Drive. It's not great news for our neighborhood Wendy's restaurants. Jimmy Fallon's pasta sauces are now kaput thanks to Epstein files. In a city long marred by violence, a new bowling alley offers hope. Report an error