LeBron James responds after man arrested for stalking at 76ers star's house in Los Angeles: 'My family is safe'
Philadelphia 76ers star LeBron James said he was still "looking into everything" after a man was arrested at James' Los Angeles property on Friday.
Key points
- Officers found a man on the property and arrested him for stalking, per ABCNews.
- Felony stalking can result in up to three years in state prison, a fine of up to $10,000 or both in California, according to Kann California Law Group.
- The man reportedly did not go inside the house and was not armed, per police.
Reports emerged Friday that a man was arrested for felony stalking after appearing at James' home in Brentwood, California.
Speaking with reporters Sunday, James said his family was safe and called that " the most important " thing.
Additional details
- At the time of the incident, James was on a road trip with the 76ers.
- On Sunday, James and the 76ers played the Chicago Bulls in Chicago.
- The arrest was made without incident and no one was at James' home at the time of the arrest.
- If James was unnerved by the arrest, it didn't show in his play Sunday.
- James dropped 22 points during the team's 127-122 win over the Bulls.
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