Johnny Depp‘s home in West Hollywood recently became the site of an alleged trespassing incident. According to authorities, the suspect repeatedly entered the veteran actor’s home and suspiciously lingered. However, the LAPD was reportedly too late to take action, as the trespasser had fled the scene by the time they arrived.
Johnny Depp’s house visited by LAPD
The LAPD recently visited Johnny Depp‘s home in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, after receiving reports of an alleged female trespasser.
As per TMZ, authorities received a call at around 4 p.m. regarding the suspect. The caller informed them that the person had been sitting at the front gate at the bottom of the hill. They added that she was spotted at the home a couple of times over the weekend.
The outlet further reported, citing sources, that law enforcement was advised that the suspect attempted to leave a message for the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star. They also said that she reportedly filmed the residence.
Upon receiving the call, the LAPD rushed to the location. However, by the time they reached, the woman had supposedly exited the premises, so she wasn’t arrested or booked on trespassing charges.
Meanwhile, RadarOnline shared that the situation left neighbors, who viewed the trespasser as a “frequent nuisance,” “on edge.” As of writing, neither the actor nor his representatives has issued a statement addressing the incident.
This isn’t the first time Depp’s West Hollywood abode has suffered such a situation. Previously, in 2021, a homeless man was reportedly spotted loitering around a neighbor’s backyard near the pool. Upon being confronted, he hopped off a gate and entered the actor’s house. TMZ reported that the suspect showered in one of the bathrooms and treated himself to Depp’s liquor. After his arrest, he was booked on felony vandalism charges for a damaged door.
Two months before this, a female burglar reportedly broke into the home, but got frightened after the security system activated, subsequently fleeing the scene. However, cops, suspecting her of another recent burglary at the time, found her nearby and arrested her before she could escape.
Originally reported by Abdul Azim Naushad on Mandatory.
