Man arrested on suspicion of stalking at LeBron James’ Los Angeles home

A man was arrested on suspicion of stalking Friday night at LeBron James’ Los Angeles property, according to TMZ.

Security personnel contacted police around 9 p.m. after spotting a man on the property through a security camera, TMZ reported, citing law enforcement sources.

Los Angeles police responded and arrested the man, who allegedly told officers he believed he was James’ son, according to the report.

The man did not enter the residence, and police took a stalking report, TMZ reported. His name and additional details about the arrest were not included in the report.

James was away from the property, playing for the Sixers against the Cavs at Rocket Arena. The Cavs won 119-95.

James finished with eight points on 3-of-12 shooting and six turnovers in the loss. He offered a blunt assessment afterward, saying, “I sure wasn’t good at all.”