Friday, 6 June 2014
Two people have been arrested and charged with burglary and grand theft auto in connection with Miley Cyrus' recent home robbery, sources stated today.
The Los Angeles Police Department detained a man and a woman, both in their early 20s, on Thursday as they were walking down the street in North Hollywood.
Police reportedly recognized the two from surveillance video footage at Cyrus' home during the time of the robbery.
The LAPD have not yet released the identity of the two individuals.
Authorities stated that a man and a woman scaled the fence at Cyrus' residence over the weekend and gained access to her house through the garage.
The duo took off with a large quantity of expensive jewelry and the "Wrecking Ball" singer's $102,000 Maserati sports car.
The luxury car was recovered earlier this week after it turned up parked on a street in Simi Valley, CA. but no information has been released about the entertainer's stolen jewelry.
The 21-year-old pop star was overseas for her Bangerz concert tour when the burglary took place and luckily no one else was home at the time.
This isn't the first incident the singer has experienced recently. Last November, Cyrus' home was broken into a day after her 21st birthday.
Luckily, Cyrus was not home at the time of the incident although $100,000 of jewelry and accessories were taken.
Surveillance of Cyrus' home during the time of the robbery showed no suspicious behavior causing police to question whether or not the incident was an 'inside job'. The case is currently still under investigation.
The Bangerz star has experienced somewhat of a streak of bad luck this year, losing her beloved dog, Floyd, in April and being forced to cancel several tour dates after she was hospitalized due to a severe allergic reaction to some prescription medication the star was taking.
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