Cops Swarm Kimye’s Mansion After Horrifying Robbery — See The Photos!
RadarOnline.com has obtained the first photos of inside the famous couple's robbery nightmare. Authorities were photographed at the duo's shared mansion inside the gated Bel-Air community.
Police cars were seen swarming the crime scene at Kimye’s Bel-Air mansion after their private property was ransacked by a pair of crooks early Friday morning. As RadarOnline.com exclusively revealed, Kim Kardashian is “shaken up” after the horrifying burglary and sources say she's "blaming" her security team for allowing the robbers to even reach the end of their driveway. Click through to see cops arriving at the scene.
As readers know, two suspects were seen breaking into a vehicle allegedly belonging to Kardashian, and are now being sought by authorities.
“Kim is blaming her security team and she is really shaken up right now,” a family insider told RadarOnline.com. “She doesn’t even understand how her security could have even let someone get close to their house and she honestly does not really want to even return to that house again. This is just one of Kim and Kanye’s five houses.”
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“Kim thought that the Bel Air property would be a safe place to live while they are waiting for their super mansion to be finished. It is in a private community in Bel Air!”
The intruders managed to get so close that the couple’s security team pulled guns on them, according to reports. Sources says the suspects ran away the moment the saw the drawn weapons.
Since the Paris attack, it is said to be standard procedure for the family’s security team to brandish licensed weapons when someone invades the property.
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