Burglars attempted to break into the Northridge home of Christian "King" Combs, son of Sean "Diddy" Combs, in the early hours of Thursday. A second attempted break-in occurred on Murphy Lane the same night.
urglars attempted to break into the mansion shared by , son of disgraced music mogul , in the early hours of Thursday morning. The responded to the scene around for what they classified as a possible burglary, meaning residents were believed to be inside the home at the time.
According to the LAPD, officers arrived at the residence on the 11000 block of Churchill Lane and found no suspects on the scene. Police determined that no one had gained entry into the home. The department would not confirm whether anyone was inside during the attempted break-in.
"Cops were called to the residence on the 11000 block of Churchill Lane of Northridge around 12:45 a.m. Thursday for a possible 'hot prowl,' meaning residents were home at the time," according to the LAPD.
The property is owned by Raven Tracy, an influencer and the girlfriend of King Combs. The couple moved into the home together in August 2024, according to an Instagram post from Tracy at the time.
King Combs is 27 years old and one of six children of Sean Combs, who is currently facing multiple criminal charges related to sex trafficking and assault allegations. The rapper is incarcerated while his cases proceed through the federal court system.
According to TMZ, an employee at the house and a person monitoring surveillance video called the LAPD after noticing suspicious activity. Drone footage from the scene showed at least five LAPD vehicles at the residence. Officers appeared to search the rear of the home, where TMZ reported the suspects attempted to gain entry.
The attempted burglary at the Churchill Lane residence was not the only break-in attempt reported in Northridge that night. Later on Thursday, around 9 p.m., police responded to a second attempted hot prowl burglary on the 17000 block of Murphy Lane.
According to NBC Los Angeles, a suspected burglar kicked in the front door of the Murphy Lane home. The homeowner, who was inside, screamed and scared the suspect away. Officers arrived to find the scene clear. No property was taken and no injuries were reported.
"A suspected burglar fled the scene after kicking in the door of a Northridge home Thursday night, prompting a police investigation into an attempted hot prowl burglary," authorities said.
Police have not linked the two incidents. No arrests have been made in either case.
The LAPD has not released a suspect description for either incident. The department is continuing its investigation into the Churchill Lane and Murphy Lane break-in attempts.
Residents in the Northridge area are advised to remain vigilant. The LAPD recommends securing doors and windows, installing surveillance cameras, and reporting suspicious activity to police immediately.
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