As insecurity continues to rise at alarming rates in Los Angeles, Christine Quinn almost found herself at the mercy of two brazen home invaders!
Quinn was home alone with the 10-months-old son, Christian Georges Dumontet, who she shares with her spouse Christian Richard when the intruders approached.
The “Selling Sunset” star took to her social media to give the details of the horrifying experience and ask the public for help in identifying them.
Christine Quinn Talks Horrifying Near Home Invasion Experience
MegaOn Friday, March 4, Quinn took to her Instagram Story with a series of posts detailing the frightening moment when two men attempted to break into her home.
The mother-of-one wrote that she and her son were sleeping when they woke up to noises that kept getting louder, but she had no idea what was happening. She continued:
“We immediately checked the security footage, and outside of the master bedroom, which is four feet right here, there were two armed robbers breaking our glass window.”
Luckily, Quinn’s home was made with solid windows and a sound security system which prevented the two men from breaking in. She then called for protection for her and her offspring. She explained:
“We immediately called the cops. The cops were here within a minute. We went into our baby’s room and immediately locked the door, and the cops were here instantly.”
The real estate agent noted that the men could not break any windows or get into her house due to the double and triple-paned windows present.
Quinn spoke on how the incident could have gone south rather quickly and the crime rate and insecurity in her resident city of Los Angeles. In her words:
“This was the most horrifying moment of my life when we’re laying in bed, and there is two armed men that we’re watching on camera literally four feet from me, and my baby’s sleeping… very close to us, to the right of us.”
The “Shark Night 3” actress implored people to take the insecurity issues in L.A. very seriously as they occur all the time, adding that she had no idea what would have happened if the men broke her glass.
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Quin believes that the intruders would have probably shot at her and her son. She urged the public to stay safe and let her know if they could recognize the suspected burglars.
The “Casting Couch” star showed she took no chances of letting the perpetrators go scot-free when she promised to provide better images of the men.
Quinn said, “We have 26 4k resolution cameras on our property and will have CLEAR shots of their face tomorrow. I will post.”
True to her word, she uploaded a CCTV image of the two men and pleaded with internet users again to help her pin them down. Quinn’s case was one of the lucky ones in the area.
In another recent case of a home invasion in Los Angeles, Jacqueline Acant was killed by a 30-year-old ex-convict Aariel Maynor. He broke into the home she shares with her husband and renowned music executive, Clarence Avant.
Maynor pleaded guilty to one count of murder, a count of attempted murder, a count of being a felon who had a firearm in possession, and two counts of in-home robbery with a person present according to CBS.
The 30-year-old fired at Avants’ security worker, who managed not to get hurt. Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook stated that Avant was found dead on the scene while they were hunting for her killer.
Police officers were attending to yet another shooting report in the area when they found Maynor, as well as the AR-15 rifle he used to murder Avant.
The ‘Selling Sunset’ Season Four Airs On Netflix
Quinn is famous for starring on three seasons of the Emmy-nominated reality TV show “Selling Sunset,” which premiered its fourth year on Netflix last November after a one-year hiatus.
The Blast disclosed that the original cast members of the real estate series: Quinn, Brett, and Jason Oppenheim, Mary Fitzgerald, Heather Rae El Moussa, Amanza Smith, Maya Vander, and Davina Potratz returned.
The fourth season also features rookies Vanessa Villela and Emma Hernan. Season four offers to more of the casts listing adventures, glamorous outfits at house showings, lavish parties, and of course, drama.
