A neighbor’s call brought police to Ariana Madix’s Los Angeles-area home on Monday after a burglary sometime over the weekend, according to TMZ. The outlet reported that officers arrived at about 5:45 p.m. and found the back door shattered; the damage appeared to mark the way into the home.
TMZ reported that jewelry and other property were stolen but did not specify the full value or list of items. The outlet also said police had not released a suspect description.
What past LAPD data shows
A 2017 Los Angeles Times review of LAPD records found that the department recorded more than 110,000 burglaries from 2010 through 2016 and cleared 11.5% of them. The review put the statewide clearance rate at 12.4% and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s rate at 15.4%. It also reported that fingerprints were collected in about 21% of burglary calls, citing a shortage of crime-lab analysts.
The Times reported that LAPD officials said investigators may give greater attention to cases involving suspected burglary series or professional crews, as well as those with high-value or distinctive stolen property or footage that could help identify suspects.
In a separate Porter Ranch case, NBC Los Angeles reported that about $100,000 in gold, silver and jewelry was taken from a home. The station said no one had been arrested and a suspect description had not been released at the time of its report.
Citywide burglary figures
The mayor’s office said LAPD recorded 1,092 fewer burglaries citywide in 2024 than in 2023, when the department recorded 15,340, according to Mayor Karen Bass’s office. The figures cover burglaries generally, not residential break-ins alone.
