A man was arrested on Sunday at a property owned by Kim Kardashian in the Calabasas area. The arrest was made on suspicion of burglary. The man had been seen loading items into a vehicle before his arrest.
The incident occurred at one of Kardashian's properties in the area. Further details about the arrest and the incident are available from the Los Angeles Times, including information about the specific property involved and the circumstances surrounding the arrest.
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