Tom Brady hires private security to protect $20 million LA mansion following wildfire looting and burglaries NFL star

With flames raging in California, Tom Brady is hiring private security for his mansion in Los Angeles.

Brady lives thousands of miles away from his house, and the land around him is in danger due to the Los Angeles wildfires.

Some criminals are taking advantage of the disarray and robbing homes in evacuated areas while Los Angeles recovers from the horrific fires.

While rehabilitation operations are underway, criminals are making every attempt to take advantage of impacted communities.

In defiance of evacuation orders, looters are breaking into the houses of more than 100,000 individuals who have been displaced.

Numerous people have already been arrested, including one suspected burglar who pretended to be a firefighter in order to break into houses.

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High-profile celebrities are taking matters into their own hands as a result of the threats threatening the neighborhoods surrounding the wildfires in Los Angeles.

Brady is one of the people paying to have their properties protected.

While Brady is away for the NFL playoffs, private security was seen at his $20 million property in Los Angeles.

Brady just finished remodeling his 14,000-square-foot home.

The enormous bachelor apartment is located right on the border of the wildfires’ spread in Brentwood, a posh area in Los Angeles.

Brady was spotted on Saturday in New York City, which is on the other side of the nation from his residence.

He couldn’t go check on his mansion even though he lives so far away from it.

While some areas of Brentwood are under a warning, other areas are in the mandatory evacuation zone.

Brady’s hectic playoff schedule makes it impossible to predict whether he will have time to visit his house in California in the next week.

Brady televised the Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles game on Sunday during Wild Card Weekend.

Los Angeles is more than 2,000 miles away from Philadelphia, where that game was played.

Resources for the Los Angeles wildfires

Residents in and around Los Angeles communities can seek assistance from local organizations and resources as flames continue to spread.

Residents can visit the Watch Duty website or download the app to follow the movements of the live fire.

Alert LA County allows you to sign up for emergency notifications.

You may find a detailed list of resources here.

The following shelters are open to residents who are being evacuated:

• Calvary Community Church
• Ritchie Valens Recreation Center
• Pan Pacific Recreational Center
• Westwood Recreation Center
• Pasadena Civic Auditorium
• Pomona Fairplex
• Stoner Recreation Center

Animal shelters that are available include:

• Agoura Animal Care Center
• Baldwin Park Animal Care Center
• Carson Animal Care Center
• Downey Animal Care Center
• Lancaster Animal Care Center
• Palmdale Animal Care Center
• Pomona Fairplex
• Industry Hills Expo
• Antelope Valley Fair

Evacuees are receiving free meals at kitchens and restaurants such as:

• World Central Kitchen

• Danny Boy’s Pizza

• Dudley Market in Covina

• Sora Craft Kitchen

• Telef ric Barcelona

• Love Hour Los Angeles

• Detroit Pizza Depot

References:

• MALAN Fire & Wind Storm Resources

• Los Angeles Times

• LA County Emergency

On Saturday, January 18, Brady will play in the Divisional Round against the Washington Commanders and Detroit Lions.

Detroit, which is about 2,000 miles from Los Angeles, is the location of that game.

The rights to the January 26 NFC Championship game then belong to Fox.

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Brady’s longest intermission will occur between the NFC Championship game and the Super Bowl, from January 26 to February 9.

With the flames still raging closer to Los Angeles, it is hoped that the NFL legend will have a place to return to after the playoffs are over.