Police Called to Harry and Meghan’s California Home Dozens of Times

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan, have been making headlines once again, but this time it’s not for their royal status or philanthropic endeavors.

It has recently come to light that police have been called to their mansion in Montecito, Southern California, numerous times since their move in July.

The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office has responded to various calls, ranging from phone requests to alarm activations and property crimes.

According to data obtained under freedom of information laws by the PA Media News Agency, officers were called four times in July alone.

One call was categorized as a phone request, while the others were labeled as alarm activations.

These incidents occurred in the early hours, raising concerns about the safety and security of the couple and their children.

In November, there was another alarm call listed as a miscellaneous priority incident.

The most recent call was on July 16th at 2:21 am, flagged as an alarm activation.

Despite Meghan’s repeated emergency calls, the police in Montecito have assured that there is nothing to worry about.

They claim that the area is relatively unpopulated and that famous people have lived there for a long time without any criminal cases.

However, not everyone is pleased with the presence of the Duke and Duchess in their neighborhood.

Actor Rob Lowe, who has been living in Montecito for 26 years, expressed his frustration with the couple.

He stated that they have brought a lot of attention to his once sleepy little town.

Lowe even revealed that Meghan and Harry live over the fence from his first home in the area.

Lowe criticized Meghan for her obsession with fame and privacy, which he believes has caused disturbance among the local residents and the officers.

He even shared an interesting tidbit about Meghan allegedly asking a police officer to buy Starbucks for her.

Despite these complaints, Lowe took the opportunity to show his appreciation for the police and firefighters working to keep the public secure.

In a heartwarming gesture, Lowe served a home-cooked meal of spaghetti and burgers to the policemen at his house.

He posted a photo on Instagram, expressing his gratitude and calling them his new friends.

Lowe also extended his thanks to the firefighters who have been battling recent blazes near Santa Barbara.

He shared images of the fires and praised their efforts in protecting the town.

While the Duke and Duchess may have brought a whirlwind of attention to Montecito, it seems that their presence has not been without its challenges.

With ongoing concerns about security and privacy, it remains to be seen how this situation will develop.