Johnny Depp’s Hollywood Hills home was broken into … and suspect showered and fixed himself a drink
Johnny Depp’s home was broken into Thursday.
Police said they were called to the Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl star’s house in the Hollywood Hills, where a man had made his way into the actor’s house, fixed himself drinks and was taking a shower in one of the bathrooms.
Police said they were summoned to the scene after a neighbor reported seeing the man trespassing into a neighborhood home; a member of Depp’s staff subsequently contacted authorities reporting a man inside the abode, TMZ reported.
The latest: Johnny Depp’s home was broken into Thursday, as police were called to the star’s house in the Hollywood Hills where a man had made his way into the actor’s house, fixed himself drinks and took a shower. Depp was snapped in Berlin last year
Refusing to come out, authorities kicked down the door so they could arrest the suspect, who was presumably unhoused.
Police said that before he went for the shower, the man also made himself a drink from Johnny’s in-house bar.
The man was booked for felony vandalism as he damaged a door in the house, police told the outlet.
Back in January, Johnny’s house was broken into by a woman, who is possibly unhoused, but her attempts to enter the abode were thwarted when she triggered the building’s security system and police were called, TMZ reported.
The man was booked for felony vandalism as he damaged a door in the house, police told the outlet
Out and about: Depp was snapped last fall in Zurich, Switzerland at a film festival
However, sources said at the time that the woman may have panicked when the alarm went off, because she fled the scene before police arrived.
Officers found her nearby and were also able to connect her to another recent burglary in the area.
Meanwhile, Depp told Variety last fall that he hates being labeled a Hollywood celebrity.
‘First and most important is to never consider yourself a Hollywood celebrity,’ he said. ‘That’s death and grotesque. I’ve always been drawn to … people who are diligent in remaining themselves.’