French Montana's Neighbors Seeking Security Footage After Home Invasion: Report

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Neighbors have been asked to hand over any video footage of the incident.

Earlier this week, French Montana's home was targeted in a home invasion by armed robbers. Thankfully, there hasn't been any reported injuries. Unfortunately, the perpetrators are still on the loose but French's neighbors are taking the initiative to help authorities find who may have done it.

According to The Blast, French Montana's neighbors are being asked to hand over any security footage from the neighborhood to try and find the robbers. A message was put out on the Mureau Estates of Calabasas message board asking neighbors to bring forth any possible video evidence of the home invasion to the L.A. County Sheriff.

Despite gated access and the exclusivity of French's neighborhood, there's a possibility that the thieves could've made their in and out through surrounding properties.

Another message on the community board asked neighbors to keep their eye out for any suspicious activity. In April, there was a message that warned residents of a man  “driving up and down our street" pretending to sell cleaning supplies.

The Calabasas neighborhood, specifically French's mansion, has faced problems in the past. Selena Gomez, who previously owned the home before French, called police in 2015 after a stalker showed up at her place on numerous occasions.

The home invasion on French Montana's home happened at the early Tuesday morning, although police were called a few hours later. Police have since reviewed surveillance footage.


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