Two Men Detained for Curfew Violation Near Kamala Harris' Los Angeles Home

Police responded to a burglary report but found no evidence of a crime; the men were cited for being in a wildfire evacuation zone during restricted hours.

Los Angeles police detained two men early Saturday morning near Vice President Kamala Harris' Brentwood residence during curfew hours imposed due to the Pacific Palisades wildfire.
Authorities initially responded to a burglary report but found no signs of forced entry or theft; the men were reportedly unaware of their proximity to Harris' home.
The men were cited for violating the curfew and later released, with no further investigation announced by law enforcement.
The Pacific Palisades wildfire has burned over 24,000 acres, destroyed thousands of structures, and prompted evacuation orders across Los Angeles, including Harris' neighborhood.
Local authorities have heightened patrols to prevent looting, with over 20 arrests reported for burglary-related offenses in the fire-affected areas.