What 76ers’ LeBron James said about alleged stalker getting arrested outside his house

LeBron James addressed the arrest of an alleged stalker outside his Brentwood, Los Angeles residence, stating to ESPN's Kris Rihm that his family is safe and they are investigating the situation. Police were initially dispatched to the home at 9:39 p.m. on Friday, November 6 to respond to a possible burglary while James was playing in Cleveland against the Cavaliers.

Officers on the scene reported that the arrested suspect claimed to be James' son. Despite the off-court distraction, James scored 22 points on Sunday, November 8, helping head coach Nick Nurse and the Philadelphia 76ers earn a 127-121 victory over the Chicago Bulls.