Man arrested on stalking suspicion outside LeBron James’ Los Angeles home
Crime · First reported 7 Nov, 17:04 · Updated 17:13

Police say a man was arrested Friday night at LeBron James’ Brentwood home on suspicion of felony stalking. Reports say he claimed to be James’ son; James was away playing in Cleveland.
- Police responded to James’ Brentwood residence Friday night after a report of a possible burglary suspect.
- Security personnel reportedly spotted the man on surveillance cameras and contacted police.
- Police arrested the man on suspicion of felony stalking; authorities did not identify him in the NBC report.
- Reports say the man claimed to be James’ son. James was away in Cleveland for a game when the arrest occurred.
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- Location
- LeBron James’ Brentwood home in Los Angeles
- Timing
- Friday night; reports place the alert around 9 p.m. or just after 9:30 p.m.
- Arrest
- Arrested on suspicion of felony stalking
- James’ whereabouts
- In Cleveland for a game
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