A burglary occurred at a California home owned by Kim Kardashian over the weekend. Authorities reported that a man was arrested in connection with the incident. The arrest was made after the man allegedly took a car from the property for a joyride.
The home is located in Hidden Hills, California. Further details about the burglary and arrest can be found through ABC13 Houston, the source of this information.
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