Man Who Reportedly Claimed to Be LeBron James' Son Arrested for Stalking at Los Angeles Home
Los Angeles police arrested a man for felony stalking at the Brentwood home of LeBron James, according to Fox News.
LOS ANGELES - Fox News reported that a man was arrested for "felony stalking" at the Brentwood residence of LeBron James in Los Angeles, citing the Los Angeles Police Department. The outlet's account of the arrest is available as Fox News's report on the suspect who claimed to be LeBron James' son.
Fox News reported that the arrest came while James, the 76ers star, was playing in Cleveland against the Cavaliers. The summary of the report does not say whether anyone was at the home at the time, and it gives neither the time of the arrest nor the score or result of the game.
Fox News described the suspect as someone who reportedly claimed to be James' son, a claim the headline qualifies with the word reportedly. The report does not name the suspect, does not describe the claim beyond that, and does not state whether James has any connection to the suspect.
The material reviewed for this story carries no byline, and it includes no statement from James, his representatives, or the suspect. Fox News's account rests on what the Los Angeles Police Department has said, and this newspaper has not independently confirmed the arrest or any detail in the report.
The material reviewed here describes the claim, the allegation, and the circumstances of the arrest only in the limited terms stated above. No additional source was available for this story, so each fact in it comes from the one report named in the first paragraph.