News · moment 7 of 19
Jonathan Tucker's Hancock Park Home Invasion Heroics
from Celebrity Home Invasions & Costco | The Tim Dillon Show #395 · #395
6 min
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Tim reads about actor Jonathan Tucker rescuing children during a home invasion near his Hancock Park house, then explains at length why he personally would drive away rather than intervene in any similar situation.
- Jonathan Tucker is an actor on a show called Kingdom, living in Hancock Park, LA—an old-money area with legendary real estate from the silent film era.
- Around 6:34 p.m., Tucker spotted a stranger entering a nearby home, ran in, and rescued a terrified young girl, then went back for her mother and infant while an intruder was still inside.
- Tim says he wouldn't have done it—running into a stranger's house during a home invasion could have gotten everyone killed, and he'd rather stay out of people's business.
- Tim's actual strategy: if he saw someone break into a neighbor's house, he'd get in his car and drive away to avoid being blamed or shot by police.
- Guys who look like Tucker get to run into houses and scoop up infants as heroes; if Tim did the same thing, he'd be shot in the face by LAPD.
- Ring video shows the intruder walking up to the Hancock Park home, letting himself in through the front door as screams erupt from inside.
- Tim finds the story disgusting—a Black man walks into a house and the family screams, which is the real story here, not the heroics.
- The neighbor who reported the suspicious man is smart not to be identified, because media narratives could turn this into a Kyle Rittenhouse situation in minutes.
- Tim's stance: if he sees a Black guy go into a house in California, he assumes he was invited and doesn't get involved with the situation.
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