‘Squid Sport’ star Lee Byung-Hun residence burglarised

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LOS ANGELES: Actor Lee Byung-hun’s residence bought hit by burglars.

Legislation enforcement sources instructed TMZ, one in every of Lee’s employees members stopped by his Los Angeles space residence final week to search out the place ransacked. The thieves smashed a sliding glass door to get inside the home.

The incident went down whereas the ‘Squid Sport’ star was out of city. But it surely’s unclear what, if something, was stolen and the way a lot these objects could be price.

Police officers say Lee will undergo his belongings when he will get residence to determine if something is lacking.

The regulation enforcement sources say that the police do not consider Lee was focused right here, as an alternative, police say this seems to be the work of one of many housebreaking crews which were robbing rich neighbourhoods round Los Angeles.

Lee Byung-hun performs Hwang In-ho, the Entrance Man, overseer of the Sport in ‘Squid Sport’, which revolves round a secret contest the place 456 gamers, all of whom are in deep monetary hardship, danger their lives to play a collection of lethal kids’s video games for the prospect to win a ₩45.6 billion prize.

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