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Archived story · published November 7, 2026. Coverage reflects reporting at the time. See today's brief

Sports · November 7, 2026

Man arrested on stalking charges outside of LeBron James

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A man was arrested on felony stalking charges on Friday night at the Brentwood, California, residence of LeBron James. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the suspect was taken into custody without incident around 9 p.m. while James was in Cleveland for an NBA Cup game with the Philadelphia 76ers. Security personnel reportedly summoned police after spotting the individual on the property; the suspect did not enter the home. Sources report that the individual claimed to be James' son when questioned by authorities. James, who is in his first season with Philadelphia, has not commented on the incident.

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Reported by multiple outlets

  • A man was arrested at LeBron James' home in Brentwood, California
  • The arrest occurred on Friday night
  • The suspect was booked on stalking charges
  • LeBron James was in Cleveland with the Philadelphia 76ers at the time of the incident
  • The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed the arrest

Reported by only some outlets

  • The suspect claimed to be LeBron James' son
  • Police were called at approximately 9:39 p.m.
  • The suspect was booked on felony stalking charges
  • The suspect did not enter the home
  • The arrest followed a call to investigate a potential burglary
  • LeBron James' representatives declined to comment

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