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Posted on 01/27/2024 7:43:39 PM PST by Libloather
A dramatic police raid descended on a raucous Beverly Hills 'squatting' mansion that has been plaguing its celebrity neighborhood with nightly rave parties.
The Los Angeles Police Department responded to reports of a home invasion shortly after 3pm Friday at the $4.3 million mansion, the site of a number of out-of-control parties that began in October.
Despite counting Lebron James and Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane as neighbors, police had been seemingly powerless to stop the continuing raves - until Friday's incident reportedly included several suspects armed with a knife.
It appeared that one of the all-day parties was going on at the time, with a number of guests seen handcuffed and lined up on an outdoor patio after cops breached the home.
All detainees were later released, and no charges were brought, according to KTLA.
The mansion was owned by alleged fraudster and suspected killer Dr Munir Uwaydah, who fled the US in 2013 amid an investigation into the murder of his girlfriend.
He had been accused of swindling Medicare out of millions of dollars, and was last reportedly living in Beirut.
The property was repossessed by Uwaydah's mortgage lender and is currently on the market for over $4.5 million, but has since been taken over by 'squatters' who claim they are the valid tenants.
DailyMail.com revealed this week that the suspected hard-partying squatters include a man accused of beating his ex-girlfriend, and a frequent visitor was also involved in an alleged multi-million-dollar student loans scam.
Since October, the sprawling estate has hosted wild, near-nightly parties that often don't start until 2am.
The 'squatters' are even advertising rooms in the four-bed, 5,857 sq ft home on Booking.com for $300 per night and charge hundreds of party guests $75 entry fees at the gate.
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Perhaps the knife holder’s pronouns were they/them. It’s all so confusing these days.
EC
Reparations...
“The mansion was owned by alleged fraudster and suspected killer Dr Munir Uwaydah, who fled the US in 2013 amid an investigation into the murder of his girlfriend.”
I think we missed this immigrant drama here, or at least I don’t remember it!
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/surgeon-alleged-ringleader-in-150-million-insurance-scam/
Pay a biker gang a couple of grand to evict them. Problem solved.
Oh. So you're saying people in mansions may get extra police protection. I'll keep that in mind while searching for my next one.
Don't play silly games, like putting words in my mouth.
I'm saying the BHPD provides betters service than the LAPD. And not just to people in mansions. Plenty of people in Beverly Hills live in small houses, condos, and apartments.
1. The house is outside the city limits of Beverly Hills but has a Beverly Hills Postal Address.
2. LeBron James does NOT live there, he bought Bradleys Moms house after she died, but he doesn’t live in it.
3. The realtor selling the house should have gone to the Hells ANgels with $10K cash and given them a lease to move in for a month. The squatters would leave in a day.
4 I would trust the Hells Angels to more honest and trustworthy than just about any Public Employee I have ever met.
Thanks for the info...Some FR members seem to be confused about what police department was involved in the case...LAPD was involved...Not Beverly Hills PD...
But the LAPD let everyone walk away nobody was arrested.
“Squatters Laws” are completely upside down & out of control.
Agree 100%
Well said,and thank you.
some people know how to game the system.Too bad it can’t be simple and logical.
Exactly. They police would just tell the rest of us to suck it up and get a lawyer. And they'll come down on you like a ton of bricks if you do anything about it yourself.
True....
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