Not all movie stars are wimps.  Some of them do know how to defend themselves.  Then again, most of them live in gated communities too.  Means the robber had to get past the gate.  Past the hired security patrolling the area.  And past the home security alarm system that LL Cool J has in his home.

So.  You have to ask yourself punk.  Was it an actual burglar, or a bullcrap setup or story that is a total falsification, just to pull in more ratings to a show, that doesn't have the ratings of the original NCIS show.

I still want to know if Ducky lives.

Cops don't press charges.  The victim presses charges.  If the victim decides to forego trial, or NOT press charges...

then the perpetrator goes free.  LL Cool J, can press charges. 

And if he doesn't the perp goes free.  Now if you expect me to believe this guy got through three securities unhindered, then you'll have to follow the court case fully.  Now, how many stars are accosted, where you nary see a trace of perpetrators being sent to jail for breaking and entering?  All those hundreds of psychos looking to make a name for themselves, kidnapping stars, or family of stars?  Their going to burglarize a gated community?  With rent a cops?  With home security and lawn surveilance?

If the victim decides to drop the charges, then the police must let him go.  thppppppppppt

We'll see if the "victim" will press charges or not.

So no, I don' believe the story is true at all.  I think it's either a fake story, or a setup by the production company that shoots NCIS: Las Angeles.  It just stinks to high hell of stupidity at a level, that even a drug addict wouldn't even attempt.

Nope. The victim can release the perpatrator by pressing no charges within a 24 hour span.  The state only takes over if the perpetrator can be proven to be a physical threat to himself or others.  And that usually only happens in cases where the perpatrator was found to be mentally incompetent to stand trial.

Might be something as stupid as family or friend, being drunk and getting into the house.  That I would believe, mostly because who else would have access to the estate and house.  With keys or code to enter the house, and not be able to set off any of the alarms?  Besides the people that installed the alarms.  That would be sad.

Still, I think it's all hocus.  When the guy is actually in a court and there are court proceedings you can get back to me with the verdict.  If any ever come into play.

Yeah, in America you don't even need evidence... Poor Uncle Saddam

Maybe it was Tom Cruise?

hahha Tom Cruise bouncing on a couch

lazy cops like to say they can't prosecute...they also like to say it's a civil matter not a crime...but when an immigrant says "no no I won't prosecute that street gang" in my state they still come down on hard

" I don't know how many court cases that i've seen where a woman, was brutally beaten by their boyfriend or husband...and she decided NOT to press charges.  Depending on each states indidivual law, even though it's Assault and Battery many men were released from custody.  I"m not saying every city, county and state legistlature is going to let that slide, but some places do."

That's surefire prosecution in CA after Nicole Brown Simpson was not brutally murdered by not-OJ Simpson, who had beat her up and every time cops came out she refused to prosecute.  So that's a very common example out here.  Also prostitution...who's the complaining victim there? Or drug cases?  The offended party is the State.