Overview
- Early Wednesday morning three individuals were captured on surveillance smashing a glass door and windows at Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s Hollywood Hills home before fleeing under cover of private security’s call to 911.
- Law enforcement officers found no signs of forced entry beyond broken glass and confirmed that no valuables were taken from the residence.
- The Dodgers pitcher was pitching in Cincinnati at the time of the incident, aligning with a series of break-ins targeting athletes’ homes while they are on road trips.
- The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating the attempt, reviewing video footage and conducting patrols, but has not made any arrests.
- This latest case follows a wave of organized burglary efforts against high-profile athletes since late 2024, prompting league advisories and expert calls for visible deterrents like patrol vehicles and occupied appearances.