Hollywood Hills Home Tied To Multiple Celebs Over The Years
Now, it appears the Hollywood Hills home where Dv4d was staying at the time of his arrest has also been owned by other celebrities. According to TMZ, the property—once owned by Sandra Bullock and previously listed for rent at around $17,500 a month—has also been home to other celebrities over the years. Additionally, the residence was removed from rental listings earlier this year. Though, it remains unclear how long D4vd had been living there before being taken into custody as the investigation continues.
Legal Questions Arise Over D4vd Arrest Process
According to comments made by attorney Mark Geragos on the ‘2 Angry Men’ podcast, some individuals familiar with the District Attorney’s Office reportedly believed more time was needed before filing charges. Meanwhile, others within law enforcement allegedly felt there was enough evidence to move forward sooner. Geragos also suggested that discussions between agencies may have been ongoing behind the scenes as decisions were being weighed.
While the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office has stated it has worked closely with LAPD throughout the case and followed standard procedures. However, questions online are now focusing on how coordination between agencies played out in real time. Geragos has also raised concerns about the timing of the arrest versus formal charging decisions. He also added fuel to the growing conversation around how cases like this are handled before they reach court.
D4vd Arrest Footage Surfaces As Investigation Develops
All of this information has come to light following D4vd’s arrest in connection with the ongoing investigation into the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. As previously reported, surfaced footage obtained by TMZ and other outlets shows the singer being taken into custody by law enforcement in the Hollywood Hills. Furthermore, additional clips capture him with his hands behind his back as officers escorted him down a residential street. Reports say he had not been seen publicly for months prior to the arrest. Continuously, witnesses described a heavy police presence and officers using a loudspeaker before he was detained based on probable cause. And, authorities say the investigation had been closely monitored leading up to the arrest.
