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Updated · Fox News · Nov 7

LAPD Arrests Man for Felony Stalking at LeBron James' LA Home After 9 p.m. Sighting

Updated

Updated · Fox News · Nov 7

LAPD Arrests Man for Felony Stalking at LeBron James' LA Home After 9 p.m. Sighting

Q: How did LeBron's elite security intercept the intruder claiming to be his son before the mansion was breached?

LeBron James’ security appears to have stopped the man through routine perimeter surveillance and a rapid police callout before any entry was made. According to LAPD and multiple reports, security personnel noticed the suspect near or on the Brentwood property on surveillance cameras at about 9 p.m. Friday. After spotting him, they called 911. Officers responded around 9:39 p.m., found the man at the residence, and arrested him without incident on suspicion of felony stalking. The key point is that the home was not breached. Authorities said the suspect did not enter the house. That suggests the interception happened at the outer layer of security — camera monitoring, on-site observation, and immediate coordination with police — rather than through a physical confrontation inside the mansion. Reports also indicate James was not home at the time, which likely reduced the immediate risk. The suspect allegedly told police he believed he was James’ son, but that claim has not been verified. What can be said factually is limited: officials have not publicly described the exact camera placement, whether guards approached the man directly, or how long he was on the property. But the available record shows the sequence clearly: security detected him early, alerted LAPD quickly, and police detained him before he could get inside.

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A man was taken into custody Friday night at LeBron James' Brentwood home after security spotted him around 9 p.m. and called 911.
LAPD said the suspect was arrested without incident, booked on felony stalking charges, and later claimed he believed he was James' son.
TMZ reported the suspect never entered the residence, and a spokesperson for James declined to comment.
James was in Cleveland on Friday with the Philadelphia 76ers, who lost 119-95 to the Cavaliers as he scored eight points.