Teens arrested for Brad Pitt burglary targeted other stars, say LA police
Two teenagers were arrested in connection with a burglary at the home of Hollywood star Brad Pitt, and Los Angeles police reveal that the suspects had targeted other celebrities as well.
The incident took place on Wednesday at Pitt’s residence in the Los Feliz neighborhood. The teenagers, aged 17 and 19, allegedly broke into the actor’s home while he was away. They were apprehended by the police shortly after fleeing the scene.
According to the LAPD, the teenagers had a list of other celebrities’ homes they planned to target next. However, the police did not disclose the names of these potential victims.
The motive behind the burglaries remains unclear, but authorities are investigating whether the teens were working alone or as part of a larger criminal network.
Brad Pitt has not issued a statement regarding the incident.
Sources Analysis:
1. Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) – The LAPD is the primary source of information for this news article. While they may have biases or interests in maintaining public trust, as law enforcement, their main goal is to provide accurate information to the public.
2. Brad Pitt’s representatives – They have not made any statements regarding the burglary. As representatives of the victim, their interests lie in protecting Brad Pitt’s privacy and reputation.
Fact Check:
1. Arrest of two teenagers in connection with Brad Pitt’s burglary – Verified facts. The arrests were confirmed by the LAPD.
2. Teens had a list of other celebrities’ homes – Unconfirmed claims. This information was provided by the LAPD but has not been independently verified.
3. Burglary took place while Brad Pitt was away – Verified fact. This information was confirmed by the authorities.
4. Teens’ motive remains unclear – Verified fact. The investigation is ongoing to determine the motive behind the burglaries.
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