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Source: Fox News
Summary
Los Angeles sheriff’s deputies responded to Kamala Harris’ Malibu home after a woman arrived uninvited twice. The woman was dropped off by Uber and attempted to contact security, which told her to leave. She returned, prompting security to call authorities. The woman was not arrested. Harris’ security stopped the individual before she reached the home. Harris and Doug Emhoff were not present. The couple purchased the $8 million home in January. Harris previously served as California attorney general and senator.
Our Reading
As expected, the matter has reached another stage.
A woman arrives uninvited at a home.
Security tells her to leave.
She returns, police are called.
Nothing happens, but patrols increase.
Author: Evan Null
Los Angeles Sheriff’s Response
Deputies from the Los Angeles sheriff’s department were called to Kamala Harris’ Malibu home after a woman arrived uninvited. The woman, who was dropped off by an Uber, attempted to contact security but was told to leave. She returned later, leading to a call to the authorities. The woman was not arrested, but the sheriff’s department increased patrols around the property.
Security Measures at the Home
Harris’ security stopped the woman before she reached the house. The couple was not present at the time. The security team worked with local law enforcement to ensure the property remained safe. The incident highlights the ongoing need for heightened security at high-profile residences.
Background on the Property
The $8 million home was purchased by Harris and Doug Emhoff in January. The property is located in a neighborhood with virtually no Black residents, according to previous reports. The couple has been living in the home since their purchase.
Previous Security Context
Harris’ Secret Service protection was revoked by former President Donald Trump a year ago. Biden had extended the protection beyond the usual six months for former vice presidents. This incident adds to the ongoing security concerns for high-profile individuals.
Public Reaction and Reporting
The incident was reported by multiple outlets, including the California Post and FOX 11. Harris’ spokesman, Eduardo Negrón, confirmed that the individual was stopped before reaching the home. The sheriff’s department and Harris’ representatives were contacted for comment but had not responded at the time of the report.
