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Suspect arrested after stabbing at Halloween party in Jamie Foxx's home

Suspect arrested after stabbing at Halloween party in Jamie Foxx's home

A suspect was arrested after a man was stabbed in the neck during a Halloween party hosted by Jamie Foxx's daughter in Thousand Oaks. The victim suffered minor injuries, and this incident marks the second year in a row that a Halloween event at the actor's home has resulted in security issues.

A suspect has been apprehended following a stabbing incident at a Halloween party held at actor Jamie Foxx's residence in Thousand Oaks, California. A man sustained superficial neck injuries during the event and received medical treatment from paramedics on-site. The party was organized by Foxx's eighteen-year-old daughter, Anelise, and had been rescheduled from Halloween night due to inclement weather conditions. It remains uncertain whether the actor was present at the house when the attack occurred.

This incident marks the second consecutive year that a Halloween gathering at the 58-year-old actor's home has ended in disruption. Last year, a glass bottle was thrown at rapper GloRilla during a performance at the same venue. Aside from Anelise, Foxx is the father of a 32-year-old daughter named Corinne and recently welcomed his third child with his girlfriend, Alyce Huckstepp.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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