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Security personnel stopped an alleged trespasser outside Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff's Malibu property Friday night; the intruder left after deputies warned them to leave, and patrols will be increased as a precaution. Harris does not have a Secret Service detail.
Video released by Denver airport shows a pedestrian crossing the runway as a Frontier Airlines Airbus A321 aborts takeoff for Los Angeles, striking and killing the person. The flight, carrying 224 passengers and seven crewmembers, aborted after the collision; cabin smoke prompted evacuation and 12 people suffered minor injuries, with five hospitalized. Authorities will release the victim’s identity and cause of death after notification of kin. The NTSB and FAA are investigating, and airport officials say they will review perimeter security as part of the ongoing inquiry.
A Frontier Airlines flight struck and killed a person who breached the fence and walked onto the Denver International Airport runway during takeoff, causing a brief engine fire. All 224 passengers evacuated as a precaution; 12 reported minor injuries, five hospitalized. The identity of the individual is not known, and the runway remains closed as FAA and NTSB investigate.
Actor Dylan Sprouse tackled a trespasser and held him at gunpoint after Barbara Palvin spotted a creepy man outside their Hollywood Hills home; the intruder was taken into custody by police with no injuries reported. The couple’s house, bought for about $1.8M in 2021, is now estimated near $2M by Realtor.com.
Dylan Sprouse reportedly tackled a trespasser on his Los Angeles lawn and held them down until police arrived; no one was hurt and the suspect was taken into custody on outstanding warrants, per the LA Times. TMZ also cited unnamed sources that Sprouse held the man at gunpoint before officers arrived. Reps for Sprouse did not immediately comment on the incident.
Dylan Sprouse and his wife Barbara Palvin confronted a trespasser at their Hollywood Hills home; Palvin called 911 around 12:30 a.m. after spotting the man on their property. Sprouse tackled the intruder and held him at gunpoint until police arrived; the suspect was taken into custody on outstanding warrants. No injuries were reported and the suspect did not enter the home.
Dylan Sprouse tackled a trespasser on the lawn of his Hollywood Hills home after Barbara Palvin spotted the intruder and called police; the suspect was arrested on outstanding warrants, no injuries were reported, and the intruder did not enter the house.
A woman was killed after being struck by an NJ Transit train near Absecon on Christmas Eve; she was a trespasser, and no passengers or crew were injured. The incident caused temporary service suspension, and authorities are investigating.
A man who was previously arrested for attempting to access Taylor Swift's NYC townhouse was caught lurking near her residence again just days later, prompting her security team to call the police. The man was found less than a block away and was once again taken into custody. This incident adds to the singer's history of dealing with stalkers, highlighting the challenges celebrities face in protecting themselves from potential danger.
UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland was caught on camera confronting a trespasser at his house in a viral video. Strickland, known for his controversial behavior, later revealed that the man was being chased by security after allegedly hitting his sister and fleeing the scene. Strickland clarified that the trespasser was a "really nice guy" and shared the footage on his Instagram account. MMA legend Ken Shamrock believes that controversial behavior can be positive for the sport, comparing Strickland to Conor McGregor.
A man in his 20s allegedly climbed the fire escape of Chris Rock's Soho apartment and appeared to be recording the comedian before fleeing in a white Mercedes when police arrived. Rock called the cops after spotting the man on the metal scaffolding outside his window. The NYPD is investigating the incident, but the peeping Tom has not been found.