LeBron James‘ return to Cleveland was supposed to be the talking point as his 76ers faced off against the Cavaliers. However, the 119-95 blowout loss for James and his team barely registered as a security breach at his LA home…

A man claiming to be LeBron James' son was arrested by the LAPD for stalking after trespassing on the NBA star's Los Angeles property on Friday night. Security personnel spotted the intruder on surveillance cameras around 9 PM and alerted law enforcement. James was away from the residence at the time, playing for the 76ers in a 119-95 road defeat against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
According to reports, the suspect did not enter the residence, and no members of James' family were reported to be on the premises during the incident. Police filed a stalking report following the arrest. This event marks the latest security concern for James, whose Los Angeles-area residence previously faced vandalism in 2017 and targeted burglary threats in 2018.
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