Spurs guard DeMar DeRozan said his family is fine after he had to chase off an intruder from his home in November.
According to a report from TMZ, DeRozan on Nov. 19 heard a commotion in the part of his house where one of his children was. When he investigated, he saw a man — later identified as Justin Bergquist, per ESPN — and chased him from the home.
DeRozan on Saturday said. "everything is good. I grew up in Compton, Calif. I've been through worse."
ICYMI: #Spurs guard DeMar DeRozan confirmed TMZ's report that he had to confront an intruder that entered his LA-area house while he and his family were inside about two weeks ago.
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"Yeah, everything is good. I grew up in Compton, California. I've been through worse." #NBA pic.twitter.com/Knp6FxuEQ3
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TMZ reported Bergquist was arrested by police at a later date when he tried to reenter DeRozan's gated community. Bergquist reportedly told police DeRozan's home wasn't his intended target; he was instead looking for Kylie Jenner's house.
Bergquist has reportedly been charged with one count of felony burglary.
