Monet Mazur’s home in Hollywood Hills faced a home invasion Saturday night. The Los Angeles Police Department responded to a burglary call around 11:30 p.m. Suspects were reportedly still at the location at the time of the call.

Officials stated, “At least one victim was inside the residence when the suspects attempted to gain entry.” The suspects fled before the officers arrived.

According to reports, the “All-American” actress saw three individuals on security cameras. They wore black clothing and ski masks. The suspects left after Mazur confronted them, as reported by the outlet.

Visuals from the scene reportedly showed pepper spray near the entrance of the two-bedroom, $1.5 million home. Contrary to previous claims, TMZ reported the alarm system activated when suspects attempted entry, causing them to flee without confrontation or theft.

The police searched the home but found no suspects. There are no descriptions of the perpetrators, and no injuries occurred. Officers completed a burglary report.

Monet Mazur’s representatives have not commented yet.

Relatedly, Simone Biles shared her experience of a Chicago home burglary on TikTok. Three suspects reportedly stole her Porsche GTS, later recovered by law enforcement.

Biles and her husband, Jonathan Owens, have since increased their security by acquiring a Doberman Pinscher.

Stephen Scott, founder of Scott’s K9, discussed the value of protection dogs. He explained that these dogs provide an extra layer of security and buy time for homeowners to react to intrusions.

Scott emphasized the importance of limiting online activity that may expose when a home is vacant. He pointed out that sharing schedules and activities publicly can invite unnecessary risk.