Trouble! Mad Stalker Breaks Into Taylor Swift's $18 Million New York Townhouse
A crazed stalker broke into Taylor Swift's $18 million NYC townhome.
Roger Alvarado was spotted climbing a ladder before smashing a window to gain entry to the luxury property on Friday.
According to reports he then took a shower inside the brownstone before going for a nap in Swift's bed!
Worryingly, for the 28-year-old 'Love Story' singer this is her third stalker related incident in the past month.
Police arrested Alvarado at the scene after a witness saw him trying to break inside.
It is understood that Swift was not home during the break-in but her security will have to be reviewed following the breach.
Alvarado was charged with stalking, burglary, criminal mischief and criminal trespass, after the incident.
This is not his first run-in with the star or her home – he was arrested back on February 13th for trying to gain access to the property 'with a shovel'.
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The townhouse is located right next to her penthouse that she bought from director Peter Jackson back in 2014.
Just last week another stalker was arrested after trying to gain access to Swift's Beverly Hills compound.
Police revealed the man was wearing a mask and rubber gloves and carrying a knife, live ammunition, and black rope.
They were so alarmed at the find that Beverly Hills PD filed a restraining order for Swift itself.
The suspect, Julius Alexander Sandrock, was arrested on Saturday and taken into custody for felony stalking.
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