Hollywood hero saves neighbors from mentally ill home invader in California [VIDEO]

Actor Jonathan Tucker was hailed as a hero in his Los Angeles neighborhood after he helped rescue his neighbor and his children who were victims of a home invasion. The actor quickly realized his neighbor's front door was wide open after seeing a suspicious person in his neighborhood and calling the police. Jonathan Tucker acted quickly by entering his neighbor's home, grabbing the woman's children and carrying the mother and children out of the house to safety. Police confirmed the home invader was caught inside the home, arrested and placed on psychiatric hold.

This act of heroism by Jonathon Tucker is increasingly needed in middle- and upper-income neighborhoods, and among television and film actors. There have been an increasing number of allegations of wrongdoing, such as by another actor, Johnny Wactor, being shot down while trying to prevent the theft of a catalytic converter of your car Also, there has been a significant increase in home invasions among many actors, producers, directors and executives.

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In January, actor Lee Byung-hun, star of the hit Netflix series Squid Games suffered a home invasion where he lost some belongings in the attack. Earlier, comedian and producer, Lena Waithe was also robbed in which she lost more than $200,000 worth of jewelry.

Also, on Christmas Eve, Entourage star Kevin Connolly's Los Angeles home was robbed at gunpoint and other items including Keanu Reeves' house in the Hollywood Hills where the robbers stole another gun. Instagram model Abigail Ratchford was equally terrified when her home was broken into, not excluding rapper Megan Thee Stallion, Hollywood star Tommy Lee and Kat Von D, whose homes have also been burgled.

In conclusion, crime continues to run rampant in Los Angeles, with many home invasions among the actors, which are becoming increasingly worrisome. Celebrities and non-celebrities alike should continue to voice concern and demand that public officials act on these criminal activities before it's too late.

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