Drake's Toronto home 'targeted for second time in 2 days' after shooting that saw 'security guard rushed to hospital' | 6SV7ROS | 2024-05-12 19:08:01
DRAKE'S mansion has been targeted once again after an attempted break-in and shooting that saw his security guard rushed to the hospital.
Around 3:30 pm, police were called to the home in Toronto, Canada about a person trespassing on the property.
The trespasser got into a confrontation with security before the police arrived and he was later taken to the hospital, a spokesperson for the Toronto Police Service told The U.S. Sun.
A video was shared on social media on Thursday, showing an ambulance at Drake's home.
The Toronto Police Service said they were investigating.
Yesterday, another person tried to break into the home and fought with the rapper's security guards before being arrested.
The Toronto Police Service told The U.S. Sun that the man tried to gain access to the property but was detained under the Mental Health Act.
Under the Mental Health Act, police can detain a person if there is reasonable doubt that they are acting disorderly and are a threat to themselves or others.
The day before that, a security guard was rushed to the hospital after being shot near the rapper's mansion.
The security guard was shot in the chest in a drive-by shooting and was unconscious when police arrived.
He has since undergone surgery, according to reports.
It's unclear if Drake was present at any of these incidents.
This is the third incident at Drake's mansion since the feud between him and fellow rapper, Kendrick Lamar, has picked up steam.
Lamar released his fourth diss track directed at Drake, Not Like Us, throwing a slew of accusations at him.
The two have been in an ongoing feud for years but it has escalated since March.
In the track, Lamar hinted that more disses were to come.
Drake responded with The Heart Part 6, denying the allegations and saying that Lamar was fed false information by his team.
However, none of these incidents have been proven to have any correlation to the rappers' feud.
Police said they were aware of the beef but wouldn't speak more about it.
Drake's, often called The Embassy, mansion is located in the Bridle Path, the wealthiest neighborhood in Canada.
Homes in the area have been listed on real estate websites for more than $10 million.
Drake's massive estate is estimated to have cost $100 million.
The U.S. Sun has reached out to Drake's reps for comment.
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