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Man treated for neck wound and suspect arrested after reported stabbing at Jamie Foxx's party
Police were reportedly called to actor Jamie Foxx's Thousand Oaks mansion on Saturday, 7 November, during his daughter's Halloween festival, where a man was treated for a superficial neck wound.
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In brief
TMZ, citing police sources, said paramedics treated a man for a superficial neck wound at Jamie Foxx's Thousand Oaks home on Saturday, 7 November.
A male suspect was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, and video showed several people in handcuffs as hundreds of guests were led away.
The Skvlk Fest, organised by Foxx's 18-year-old daughter Anelise, was due on 31 October and was moved back a week because of heavy rain.
- 31 OctFestival originally scheduled for this date, later postponed by a week due to rain
- 7 NovSaturday evening party where TMZ, citing sources, reported a stabbing and an arrest
What the reports say
Police and paramedics were reportedly called to the Thousand Oaks, California, mansion of actor Jamie Foxx on Saturday evening, 7 November. TMZ, citing sources, said paramedics treated a man who had been stabbed in the neck, and that the wound was superficial. The gathering was the annual Halloween party, a fancy-dress event organised by Foxx's 18-year-old daughter Anelise. It is not known whether Foxx was at the property at the time. The account of the injury comes from TMZ's sources, and no public statement confirming it has been cited.
An arrest and guests led off the grounds
A male suspect was taken into custody, and TMZ reported that the arrest was for assault with a deadly weapon. Video filmed outside the party reportedly showed several people in handcuffs, while hundreds of guests were being directed off the premises. A photograph from the scene showed a sign that banned real or fake weapons, and according to People the rule covered even costume props. The event is the Skvlk Fest, a music festival built around Halloween with fairground-style rides. Performers listed for it include Tyga, Ty Dolla $ign, Sexyy Red and Leon Thomas.
Postponement and last year's bottle incident
The festival was due on 31 October but was moved back a week because of heavy rain in California. Last year, an attendee threw a glass bottle at rapper GloRilla, 27, while she performed, and her set was briefly halted. Foxx stepped in and, in a clip circulating online, angrily asked the crowd:
“Why would you throw something at the stage, man?”
GloRilla finished her set after the pause. Foxx later praised his daughter's work in two Instagram posts, calling the night epic and the festival amazing, and writing that she had created something magical.
Unanswered questions and other family news
It is still unclear from the reports whether Foxx was home when the incident happened. No official police statement on the injury or the arrest has been cited so far. Separately, sources told People on 4 November that Foxx and his partner Alyce Huckstepp, 31, had a child. It is his third child and her first.
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Sources and context
- The IndependentPolice called and man arrested after 'stabbing' at Jamie Foxx's Halloween party
- Notícias ao MinutoAuthorities called to Jamie Foxx's house after stabbing reportAutoridades chamadas a casa de Jamie Foxx após relato de esfaqueamento · original in Portuguese
- TelegraafStabbing at Jamie Foxx's Halloween party: partygoers led away in handcuffsSteekpartij op Halloweenfeest Jamie Foxx: feestgangers geboeid afgevoerd · original in Dutch
- FocusKnife attack: Police operation at Halloween party in Jamie Foxx's houseMesserattacke: Polizeieinsatz bei Halloweenparty in Haus von Jamie Foxx · original in German
- Jamie Foxx
- Actor whose Thousand Oaks home hosted the Halloween party where the incident was reported
- GloRilla
- Rapper who was hit by a thrown bottle during last year's party performance
- Places
- California
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