Sunday, December 29, 2013

Police believe the theft of $100K worth of purses and jewelry from Miley Cyrus' home was an inside job

Los Angeles police investigating the burglary of Miley Cyrus' home, believe the $100,000 of jewelry and accessories stolen were taken from the inside.
The Adore You singer was robbed last month, the weekend of her 21st birthday, but there was no sign of forced entry into her home.
According to TMZ, the detectives have analysed various surveillance footage from Miley's house and her neighbours, but can see no evidence to show someone breaking into the mansion.
Inside job: Police are questioning workers with access to Miley Cyrus' home in relation to the robbery of $100k of the singer's possessions last month
Inside job: Police are questioning workers with access to Miley Cyrus' home in relation to the robbery of $100k of the singer's possessions last month

There have been a number of workers with access to her home, which police are now investigating, as well as multiple other people close to Miley.

Cyrus was not at her home in Studio City, Los Angeles, when robbers took over $100,000 worth of jewelry and high-end purses.
No word yet if the robbers made off with the Bangerz singer's vintage Chanel purse that she made infamous when she pulled a suspicious-looking rolled cigarette from it during the European Music Awards.

'She's really shaken up': LAPD North Hollywood Community Police Station is investigating the incident, in which a number of 'personal items' were stolen from the star, though fortunately no-one was home at the time
'She's really shaken up': LAPD North Hollywood Community Police Station is investigating the incident, in which a number of 'personal items' were stolen from the star, though fortunately no-one was home at the time

Scary: The thieves managed to break in despite high walls surrounding the compound
Scary: The thieves managed to break in despite high walls surrounding the compound

Gone as well?: Her engagement ring from Liam Hemsworth could have been included in the heist
Gone as well?: Her engagement ring from Liam Hemsworth could have been included in the heist
The singer also owns a vast collection of Chanel baubles, like a Lucite cuff and a gold sparkly stomach chain.
Contrary to earlier reports, Officer Cleon Joseph of the LAPD has confirmed to the MailOnline that the incident took place in broad daylight, at around 3.50pm on Friday 22nd November.
The Officer says there was no sign of forced entry and there is no suspect information at this time in the ongoing investigation.
The perpetrator seemingly took advantage of the fact the star was likely out celebrating her 21st birthday at the time, as no one was at the residence when the break-in occurred, and there were no reported injuries.
'[Miley's] extremely upset and a lot of personal items were stolen,' a source tells the magazine.
'She's really shaken up about the whole thing.'
The LAPD North Hollywood Community Police Station is currently looking into the stolen belongings, which the singer discovered and reported.
Vanished?: Let's hope the Bangerz singer's vintage Chanel purse, which she made famous at the EMAs, wasn't in the lot
Vanished?: Let's hope the Bangerz singer's vintage Chanel purse, which she made famous at the EMAs, wasn't in the lot
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Nice stuff: Her Lucite Chanel cuff is worth thousands
Nice stuff: Her Lucite Chanel cuff is worth thousands
Still the former Hannah Montana star managed to look cool and collected at Sunday's AMAs.
This isn't the first time the Wrecking Ball hit maker has become the victim of such an intrusion.

In September last year, Miley narrowly avoided a run-in with an armed intruder, who attempted to force his way into her home wielding a pair of scissors.
Fortunately, the songstress wasn't at home when the terrifying incident occurred at 4am, and her employees were quick to call police and have the man arrested.
New toy: The performer and her mom Tish take her new $30,000 bike for a spin
New toy: The performer and her mom Tish take her new $30,000 bike for a spin


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