Police: Hilton's home burglarized, jewelry missing

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Los Angeles police are investigating a burglary at Paris Hilton's home they say left her bedroom ransacked and about $2 million in jewelry missing.

Los Angeles police Officer Julianne Sohn said the break-in occurred around 5 a.m. Friday at Hilton's home in the Sherman Oaks area of Los Angeles. Sohn says detectives report that a man wearing a hooded sweat shirt and gloves broke in through the home's front door and ransacked Hilton's bedroom.

Hilton was not at home at the time. She had been photographed the previous night at several LA nightspots.

Hilton's publicist, Elliot Mintz, said he had no information to release Friday afternoon.

American socialite and heir Paris Hilton was robbed at one of her homes, Los Angeles police said, while local media reported that the burglar swiped two million dollars worth of jewelry and other valuables.
The break-in took place around 5:00 am (1300 GMT) Friday at a home the young heir owns in the Sherman Oaks area northeast of Los Angeles, police spokesman Richard French told AFP.

"According to detectives, a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt and gloves forced entry through the front door, ransacked her bedroom and took an undisclosed amount of property and then left the scene," said French, of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).

"Miss Hilton was not at home at the time the burglary occurred," he added.

The Los Angeles Times, citing LAPD sources, reported that "an estimated two million dollars worth of jewelry and other belongings" was stolen from the Hilton home.

wonder if they found any more home videos

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Originally Posted by The Monk

wonder if they found any more home videos

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Originally Posted by spike70

The Los Angeles Times, citing LAPD sources, reported that "an estimated two million dollars worth of jewelry and other belongings" was stolen from the Hilton home.

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Man, I wish someone would invent some sort of metal box thing that you could keep valuable things in. Maybe put a bunch of numbers on it to make it hard for people to open if they do not know the special code...