LeBron James said Sunday, Nov. 8, that his "family is safe" after police arrested a man on a felony stalking charge at a Brentwood property in Los Angeles reported to belong to James.
"My family is safe, and that's the most important thing," James told reporters after the Philadelphia 76ers' game in Chicago. "We're still looking into everything."
What police said
Los Angeles police got a report of a possible burglary suspect at the property at 9:40 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, and found a man on the grounds, ABC News reported. He was taken into custody without incident. Police said he was not armed, did not get inside, and no one was home at the time. It is unclear how he got onto the property.
The man claimed to be James' son when speaking with police, the New York Post reported.
Where James was
James was in Ohio on Friday for the 76ers' game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, ABC News said. Related: Lakers beat Pistons behind Austin Reaves.