David Spade’s House Burglarized in Beverly Hills

“Just shoot me” and “Rules of Engagement” on-screen character David Spade is the most recent casualty in a string of Southland VIP thefts. Beverly Hills police say they are exploring a theft that happened at Spade’s home between May 27 and June 2. Spade was not home at the time, police said.

“Since this is a dynamic examination, no extra points of interest are accessible for discharge right now,” Beverly Hills police Lt. Elisabeth Albanese said.

The site TMZ.com revealed that thieves stole a safe from Spade’s home, grabbing about $80,000 in adornments and money.

The 52-year-old comic on-screen character has a security framework at the home, however the guilty parties figured out how to handicap it, TMZ announced, including that a wedding ring that had a place with Spade’s mom was among the appropriated things.

Spade, an alum of “Saturday Night Live,” is the most recent VIP to be focused by criminals lately. Break-ins have been accounted for at the homes of famous people, for example, Alanis Morissette, Nicki Minaj, Emmy Rossum, Jaime Pressly, Yasiel Puig and Derek Fisher.

Are you professional athlete who may be exercising your right at free agency or facing a possible trade in your organization? Lowell & Vanderbilt Inc. is one of the premier luxury real estate firms in Southern California specializing in athlete relocation.

While trades & free agency are more prominent in the NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL & MLS, Real Estate Broker Paul Argueta recognizes that the professional athlete is not limited to just those leagues and continues to represent athletes of all sports, including Golf, Tennis, Equestrianism, and the emerging E-Sport athlete.

To contact Paul, reach him on Twitter @TalkToPaulHomes or LinkedIn.