Early Sunday morning, just after 2 a.m., three men entered a residence on the 11500 block of Newcastle Avenue in Granada Hills, Los Angeles. One of the intruders displayed a firearm as they forced entry, confronting four residents who were inside the home.
Los Angeles Police Department officers responded to the scene after receiving reports of the break‑in. The department confirmed that the incident involved three male intruders, with one brandishing a weapon, and that four occupants were present at the time of the intrusion. Details about any injuries or the outcome of the confrontation have not been released.
The LAPD classified the event as an early‑morning burglary. Officers are investigating the circumstances surrounding the forced entry and the presence of a firearm. The department has not disclosed whether any arrests have been made or if the suspects remain at large.
Residents of the Granada Hills neighborhood were alerted to the incident, and the police department is urging anyone with additional information to contact authorities. The investigation remains active as law enforcement works to determine the motive behind the break‑in and to identify the individuals involved.
The incident adds to a series of reports of burglary activity in the area, prompting a heightened police presence in the community. The LAPD continues to monitor the situation and will provide updates as more details become available.