Home owned by rap record label is robbed

Suspects broke into the home where a 'party or gathering' was going on, pistol-whipped some guests and stole money and jewelry, police say. The house is a temporary residence for visiting artists.

February 23, 2010|By Andrew Blankstein

Los Angeles police are investigating a home invasion robbery at a Woodland Hills house used by a rap record label as a temporary residence for visiting recording artists, authorities said Monday.

Officers went to the home in the 22100 block of Mulholland Drive about 1 a.m. Sunday after a report that two men and two women broke into the home during what was described as a "party or gathering."

According to police, two suspects pulled out weapons and pistol-whipped some of the guests. The suspects fled after stealing an unspecified amount of money and jewelry.

More than a dozen people were victims of and/or witnesses to the crime, but police said they were uncooperative. Police did not immediately identify the rap label that owns the home.

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Home owned by rap record label is robbed

Suspects broke into the home where a 'party or gathering' was going on, pistol-whipped some guests and stole money and jewelry, police say. The house is a temporary residence for visiting artists.

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