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$200K of Belongings Stolen From Kid Ink's Los Angeles Home

Kid Ink recently returned from a tour to find that his Los Angeles-area home had been broken into. 

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Kid Ink recently returned from a tour to find that his Los Angeles-area home had been broken into. Law enforcement sources told TMZ that when he arrived home on Thursday (May 23), he discovered a bunch of luggage in his garden and realized that the house had been burglarized. It's been estimated that around $200K worth of his personal belongings were stolen.

It remains unclear when the theft happened exactly, but the items that were stolen include everything from expensive designer purses to custom jewelry. Perhaps the worst part, however, is that the culprits got in through the back door, which Ink reportedly left unlocked as there were no signs of forced entry at the scene. Police continue to investigate the incident.

As TMZ notes, a lot of high-profile celebrities have been the victims of burglaries in the past year or so, with Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Chief Keef, and Soulja Boy among those targeted. Police have since arrested those suspected of carrying out the robberies, although with Kid Ink being hit it's clear there's still some work to be done.

The Los Angeles rapper closed out 2018 with his Missed Calls EP, which featured appearances from Lil Wayne, Saweetie, and Rich the Kid. He is expected to release his second studio album later this year.

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