Intruder breaks into Eminem's house
The rapper found the intruder in his living room after a security alarm went off
April 30, 2020
Marshall Mathers aka Eminem confronted a home intruder who slipped past his security, according to US media on Thursday.
Citing police sources, TMZ reported that the suspect sneaked into the rapper's living room last month at around 4 am in the Detroit home of Slim Shady.
The suspect, who was identified as 26-year-old Matthew David Hughes, used a stone to smash a kitchen window and climbed inside the house.
The singer confronted the suspect in his living room after he woke up as the security alarm went off.
The intruder was captured by his security guards and handed over to the police.
The police have booked him on charges of first-degree home invasion and malicious destruction of a building.
According to TMZ, the intruder apparently wanted a face-to-face with the rapper since he didn't appear he was trying to steal anything.
