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Intruder arrested twice for trespassing RFK's home
The intruder went back to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s home after being arrested for trespassing the first time.
LOS ANGELES - A man is accused of trying to break into Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s home not once but twice in one day – all by the same guy – in Los Angeles' Brentwood neighborhood.
The presidential candidate wrote in his campaign social media pages that the alleged intruder climbed the fence of his home and was placed in custody Wednesday. Shortly after being let go, the same suspect allegedly returned to RFK Jr.'s home, the candidate's social media post read.
The suspect remains in custody Thursday.
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PREV. COVERAGE: Armed man arrested at RFK Jr. event
Adrian Paul Aispuro was arrested for allegedly walking into an event for presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in Los Angeles armed with a weapon, claiming to be U.S. marshal.
The home security scare comes more than a month after an armed man pretended to be a U.S. marshal during RFK Jr.'s campaign event. These security incidents have prompted the candidate to repeatedly beg for Secret Service help. In RFK Jr.'s campaign page, the candidate said his request for Secret Service protection has been denied twice and a third request letter was shared to the public Wednesday.
RFK Jr. is running his 2024 campaign as an independent.