A man was arrested on suspicion of stalking Friday night at LeBron James’ Los Angeles property, according to TMZ. Security personnel contacted police around 9 p.m. after spotting a man on the property through a security camera, TMZ reported, citing…

A man was arrested on suspicion of stalking on Friday night at LeBron James' Los Angeles residence, according to law enforcement sources reported by TMZ. Security staff contacted police around 9 p.m. after seeing the intruder on a security camera, leading to Los Angeles police responding and arresting him at the property.
The individual did not access the inside of the home and allegedly told police officers he believed he was James' son. James was away from the estate at the time, playing for the Philadelphia 76ers in a 119-95 road loss against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Rocket Arena.
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