23 year old Intruder claiming to be Drake's son arrested at his $75M Beverly Hills mansion for misdemeanor trespassing

A man has been arrested at Drake's house while claiming to be the rapper's son. Los Angeles Police detained the 23-year-old on scene after being alerted by an employee.

When police arrived at the rapper's house they found a young man who claimed that Drake, 35, was his father and that he was just waiting for him to come home.

According to a TMZ report, the incident occurred on July 15 when one of the pool attendants at the rapper's new home called the LAPD alerting them to an unknown person inside the artist's new Beverly Hills mansion.

Police took it upon themselves to question the 23-year-old, who said Drake was his father and that he was just waiting for him to return, but for obvious reasons the authorities didn't believe what he said and he was arrested on a misdemeanor trespassing charge.

Finally, the aforementioned outlet also confirmed that the young man never entered the house. He had only managed to sneak into the outside of the mansion that Drake bought a few months ago from singer Robbie Williams for 75 million dollars.

Drake was not at home at the time of the mishap. As it happens, it seems that the artist has been living in Sweden for some time, where he reportedly had a run-in with Swedish police a few days ago.

The canadian born rapper representatives initially denied the rumours about the alleged marijuana-related incident. However, the singer himself recently posted a document on his Instagram account along with a brief line of text.

"Information for those suspected of a crime and subsequently arrested", wrote Drake, below a picture of an official police document, thus confirming his incident with the police in Sweden.

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