Two men detained at Vice President Harris' home during curfew
Source: KTLA 5 news
Police confirmed to KTLA that officers detained two people at Vice President Kamala Harris home in Brentwood during curfew hours on Saturday.
The Los Angeles Police Department said a call came into the West L.A. station around 4:40 a.m., reporting a potential burglary on the Vice Presidents property.
Officers responded to the residence located on Bundy Drive, north of Sunset Drive, and found two individuals on the property.
Some reports said the subjects were two men dressed all in black, but that detail has yet to be confirmed by police.
LAPD said officers detained the two people who were breaking curfew, but have since released them as they found no evidence that they were committing a crime.
Read more: https://ktla.com/news/local-news/police-detain-2-people-at-vice-president-harris-brentwood-home-during-curfew-hours/
MichMan
(13,716 posts)LauraInLA
(1,441 posts)sop
(11,862 posts)Sounds like some black ops shit to me.
LiberalArkie
(16,742 posts)Not guilty of anything.
riversedge
(73,680 posts)bluestarone
(18,459 posts)How about Curfew violation?
Kali
(55,931 posts)"dressed in all black" is always a strange comment implying some kind of guilt, yet the cops are always dressed in the same color.
AverageOldGuy
(2,252 posts)Breaking and Entering While White. Penalty: Cops question them, have a laugh, share hot coffee, release.
Now, if it had been B&EWB . . . .
Polybius
(18,653 posts)There's more to the story. It could have been family. Or special forces or something like that.
Igel
(36,353 posts)Key words are "potential burglary".
They might have been cited for curfew violation. As for trespassing, might have been on back patio or might have been standing in the driveway.
I certainly don't know. But had they been inside, or outside with a door broken down or window busted out holding stuff from inside, they'd have been arrested.
NBachers
(18,221 posts)Lulu KC
(5,277 posts)I've always imagined them being a little more proactive, but if nobody was home, maybe that's not their job. They protect people, not property without people in them.
William769
(56,098 posts)They have a handle on it (at least for 8 more days).
Now it's only conjecture.
Figarosmom
(3,636 posts)They were found ON THE PROPERTY but couldn't find evidence of a crime?
REALLY?
Isn't it a crime just being on the property?
cadoman
(1,010 posts)Doubt they were even aware it was the VP's house or the story would have been reported quite differently.
Jacoby365
(474 posts)Perhaps they were hired to protect the property from potential looters? And once they provided proof they were let go. Obviously just speculation on my part.
SpankMe
(3,326 posts)If I dress head to toe in black and and traipse around on Mar-a-Lago property at zero dark thirty, I can be let go with no charges? Cool!