BREAKING NEWS Angelina Jolie's neighborhood sees trespasser… after ex Brad Pitt had home broken into

Daily Mail​

12 hours ago

Cops arrested a trespasser in a Los Angeles neighborhood that's home to A-listers including Angelina Jolie.
On Sunday law enforcement detained an individual who entered the Los Feliz enclave by slipping through a gate.
The unwelcome visitor had made it onto the street where Kristen Bell and husband Dax Shepard live when police caught up with him, according to TMZ.
It was noted that the actress and actor were not home at the time.
Insiders said that both security and residents called the police on the 'known' suspect, who tried to make a run for it before he was arrested.
Footage shared on the public safety app Citizen showed officers on the scene, with the male trespasser briefly seen.
The accused person reportedly did not break into any of the neighborhood's mansions, one of which belongs to actress Brie Larson.
It comes shortly after Jolie's ex-husband Brad Pitt's home was broken into while he was in Tokyo.
His neighbors have suggested security at the mansion may have been compromised in the days leading up to the dramatic break-in.
They claim they had not seen an unmarked private patrol car normally stationed right outside the actor's driveway for several days before the raid.
Pitt's home in Los Feliz was ransacked during a late-night burglary on June 25 while the 61-year-old star was overseas promoting his new film, F1: The Movie.
It was the latest in a string of burglaries plaguing upscale neighborhoods across LA and Southern California, where celebrities have increasingly been hit.
Locals told the Daily Mail the 24-hour security car had been a constant presence since Pitt bought the 2,100 sq ft home from an oil heiress in March 2023 — just a ten-minute walk from ex-wife Angelina 's $25 million estate.
An aerial view of Pitt's home in Los Angeles
But in the days before the break-in, the neighbor said they could not see the vehicle — or the guard inside it — leading them to speculate about laxer security measures.
'Ever since Mr Pitt moved in two years ago there was always a security car in the street, day and night,' said one neighbor, whose home overlooks Pitt's. 'It suddenly disappeared a few days before the burglary but we have no idea why.'
By June 30, the regular security detail had returned, with a male guard seen sitting in a small black car outside the property — though he declined to speak to the Daily Mail.
It appeared security had been bolstered, with a second vehicle, a black Prius, also parked at the top of Pitt's steep driveway.
Earlier that day, neighbors spotted workmen from a glass installation company arriving at the house, believed to be replacing a window smashed by the intruders during the break-in.