Quentin Tarantino’s Hollywood Hills home faced a tense security scare this week. A trespasser reportedly tried to get inside while people remained at the property. Police rushed to the home after receiving an urgent call. The suspect left before officers reached the residence.
A trespass suspect fled Quentin Tarantino’s Hollywood Hills property before police arrived
According to law enforcement sources who spoke with TMZ, police received a call Wednesday about a “hot prowl” at Tarantino’s home. The term is used to describe a burglary in progress where people are inside the property. Officers promptly made their way to the famous director’s home. However, the suspect had already fled by the time police arrived.
Tarantino was not at home during the incident. The Oscar-winning director has helmed big-time movies like Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and Django Unchained. It is reported that other people remained inside the Hollywood Hills home when the suspect tried to enter. The situation prompted police to check the property after the suspect’s escape.
The police then raided the house and investigated the incident. Law enforcement sources told the outlet that officers found no evidence of a break-in. Instead, police determined that the incident involved trespassing. Officers took a trespass report as part of the investigation.
The investigation remains ongoing as police look into the incident. It is reported that the suspect managed to leave before officers reached the home. The initial call treated the situation as a possible burglary in progress because people were inside. Police later determined that the incident involved trespassing rather than an actual break-in.
Police have not announced any arrests in connection with the incident. The investigation will continue as officers work to identify the trespass suspect. The suspect’s sudden getaway leaves questions about what happened at the Hollywood Hills property that night.
