Man arrested for stalking at LeBron James' Los Angeles mansion

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Nov, 17:25 · Archive

Police arrested a man found on LeBron James' Los Angeles property who claimed to be the basketball player's son.

Police arrested a man for stalking after he was spotted on the property of LeBron James' Los Angeles mansion on Friday night. Security at the residence detected the suspect on surveillance cameras at around 9pm and contacted the LAPD. While the man did not enter the house, officers were called to the scene and a stalking report was filed.

When confronted by police, the suspect made the claim that he believes he is the basketball player's son. The incident occurred whilst James was playing in an NBA game in Cleveland for the Philadelphia 76ers.

James is no longer living at the Los Angeles mansion after leaving the Lakers. He has relocated to New York City, where he commutes to Philadelphia via helicopter for games. His wife Savannah and daughter Zhuri have remained at the California property.

How it is being reported

• Stalker arrested at LeBron James’ LA home makes wild claim after cops close in: reportA man was arrested for stalking after police found him lurking outside former Lakers star LeBron James' Los Angeles home, according to a new report.New York Post · 7 Nov, 17:04
• Alleged stalker 'arrested at LeBron James' LA mansion after making wild claim that he is NBA icon's son'LeBron James was playing in an NBA game in his hometown of Cleveland for the Philadelphia 76ers when police were called to his Los Angeles mansion by security who spotted a man on the property.Daily Mail Sport · 7 Nov, 17:02

In this story: LeBron James · Philadelphia 76ers · Los Angeles · Cleveland · Los Angeles Police Department · New York City

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