The LAPD reportedly detained two men near Kamala Harris' Brentwood home in the Palisades Fire evacuation zone after potential burglary call came in.

Two individuals were detained near Vice President Kamala Harris' home in Brentwood, California, early Saturday morning, after police were called about a suspected burglary amid a citywide curfew due to the ongoing wildfires ravaging Los Angeles.

The neighborhood is in the mandatory evacuation zone as the deadly fire pushes east toward the populated Los Angeles neighborhoods.

BRENTWOOD — Two men were cited for curfew violation near the Brentwood home of Vice President Kamala Harris, which lies within a Palisades fire evacuation zone, authorities said.

Two men were arrested on suspicion of burglary near Vice President Kamala Harris’s family home in Los Angeles, which has been evacuated due to the fires raging around the city.

Get this, after detaining the individuals for curfew violations, the LAPD released them once no criminal activity was found. Authorities did not elaborate on what the two were doing on Harris’ property or whether the situation would lead to further investigation.

The LAPD confirmed to KTLA that officers detained two people at Harris' home while the 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. local time curfew was in effect. A call reporting the potential burglary at Harris' property ...

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