A man was taken into custody after crashing his vehicle into the gate of Jennifer Aniston’s residence in Los Angeles, California, as reported by authorities on Tuesday.
According to KABC-TV, a friend of the actress was present at the home during the incident.
Officer Jeff Lee of the LA Police Department stated that the crash happened around 12:20 PM on Monday in the affluent Bel Air neighborhood.
Property records indicate that the homes in the area are managed by a trust associated with Aniston’s business manager.
A private security guard apprehended the driver and held him until police arrived. The suspect, identified as 48-year-old Jimmy Wayne Carweil, is described as a middle-aged white man.
“He used his car to breach the entrance to the residence,” Lee explained.
There was a delay in his appointment after he complained of back pain and was taken to a hospital. It was noted that he has a minor criminal history.
A message for Aniston’s representative and legal counsel was left on Tuesday.
Jennifer Aniston, currently starring in Apple TV’s The Morning Show, purchased the Midcentury Mansion in 2012, which sits on a 3.4-acre lot, for approximately $201 million, according to a report from Architectural Digest.
She mentioned, “Aesthetically, it was the farthest from what I wanted, but there was a sense that it was going to work right away. It’s hard to explain, but I felt connected. I feel comfortable. Sexy is important, but comfort is essential. Every time I turn the corner, I have an experience.”
Her latest film role involved appearing alongside Adam Sandler in the comedy sequel Murder Mystery 2. Aniston will next be featured in the fourth season of The Morning Show, set to debut this year.
