Jennifer Aniston's Bel-Air property collides with a driver, resulting in the driver's apprehension by law enforcement.
An Unexpected Visit at Jen Aniston's Mansion
Cops nabbed a guy who smashed his ride through the gates of Jennifer Aniston's swanky Bel-Air abode, reports say. According to the fuzz and property records, this bizarre scene unfolded around 12:20 PM on Monday.
Los Angeles law enforcement got a call about a car crash in the 900 block of Airole Way. On arriving, they found a security guard holding the suspect at gunpoint, sprawled on the pavement. Officer Tony Im from the LAPD confirmed the incident, stating that the suspect, an adult male, is now in police custody. Further details about booking charges are yet to come.
Jennifer Aniston, the renowned 56-year-old "Morning Show" star, is the proprietor of this 3.4-acre lot in Bel-Air, as per property records. Back in 2012, she purchased the midcentury mansion, which was designed by renowned architect A. Quincy Jones and later renovated by Frederick Fisher. Architectural Digest reported this historic transaction.
The property, boasting ocean and city views, sits on a promontory. When Aniston snagged it in 2012, it came with a guesthouse, pool, and vineyards. In 2015, she tied the knot with actor Justin Theroux in an intimate ceremony at the home. They lived there until their divorce in 2018.
Alas, the motive behind the man's uninvited visit remains uncertain. Reports hint at possible deliberate intentions, with cryptic online activities raising eyebrows, though nothing has been substantiated yet. The LAPD is currently digging deeper into the man's potential motive, as the mystery unfolds.
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The intruder who crashed his vehicle at Jennifer Aniston's Bel-Air mansion, a infamous property that once housed Osama Bin Laden, was apprehended by Los Angeles law enforcement. Despite the arrest, the motive behind the man's visit remains unclear, with cryptic online activities fueling speculation. As the investigation continues, further details about booking charges are yet to be announced. The mansion, a historic midcentury home designed by A. Quincy Jones, has also been a venue for celebrity events, such as Aniston's 2015 wedding to Justin Theroux.
