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Hunt for George Michael
intruder
Police are looking for
a woman who broke into pop star George Michael's north London
home earlier this month.
A female intruder was
found in his Hampstead house on 4 November but had gone by the
time officers arrived, the Metropolitan Police said.
The break-in came eight
days after a woman was cautioned for harassing the singer after
being found in the house.
Michael recently revealed
a female fan hid under his floorboards for four days last year.
The ex-Wham! singer, 41,
is one of the UK's biggest stars. But his last single, Round
Here, gave him his lowest-ever UK top 40 entry at 32 earlier
this month.
Book theft attempt
The Metropolitan Police
said a 28-year-old woman was found in his house on 27 October
and tried to steal a book.
The singer did not want
to press charges for burglary but she was given a first warning
for harassment. That evening, she returned and tried to contact
the star.
"She did not enter
the house on this occasion but was outside trying to get
in," a police statement said. The woman was then cautioned
for harassment.
On 4 November, officers
were called to the house again after a woman managed to get in.
"Officers arrived
but the intruder had gone," police said. "Enquiries
are under way to trace the suspect."
The trouble comes two and
a half years after thieves stole hundreds of thousands of pounds
of property from the mansion. |
