LOS ANGELES (AP) — Authorities reported on Tuesday that a man has been taken into custody after crashing his vehicle into Jennifer Aniston’s house in Los Angeles.
Police informed KABC-TV that the “Friends” actress was inside her home during the incident.
This collision happened around 12:20 PM on Monday, as shared by Officer Jeff Lee from the LAPD.
Property records indicate the homes in the area are owned by a trust managed by Aniston’s business manager.
A private security guard apprehended the driver and held him until law enforcement arrived. Officer Lee noted that the suspect is a middle-aged white male, though he had not yet been identified or charged by Tuesday morning.
“He drove his car into the door of the residence,” Lee explained.
A message was forwarded to Aniston’s representatives and lawyers on Tuesday.
Aniston, currently starring in Apple TV’s “Morning Show,” bought the Midcentury Mansion in 2012 for approximately $21 million, situated on a 3.4-acre lot, as reported by Architectural Digest.
