Alleged stalker arrested at LeBron James’ home in Los Angeles, LAPD says

BRENTWOOD, LOS ANGELES — A man was arrested Friday night at LeBron James’ Brentwood home, a Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson confirmed to ESPN on Saturday.

LAPD officers responded to a call at 9:39 p.m. Friday evening to investigate a possible burglary on James’ property, the spokesperson said.

A suspect was apprehended at the residence, taken into custody and booked for stalking, the spokesperson said.

James was in Cleveland on Friday night for his Philadelphia 76ers’ game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Sixers lost 119-95 to his former team.

A representative for James had no comment about the incident.