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A man arrested for entering Eminem's home in Detroit earlier this year had attempted once before to get into a home formerly owned by the rapper, according to doorbell video posted online. In April, Eminem – born Marshall Mathers – awakened to find Matthew Hughes, a stranger in his home, according to authorities.

Way back in April, we reported how Eminem came face-to-face with a home invader who snuck past security at his residence in Detroit and bravely fought him off.

Eminem‘s home in Detroit earlier this year allegedly told the rapper that he was “there to kill him”.Matthew Hughes appeared in court yesterday (September 9) and faces five years behind bars if he is convicted of first-degree home invasion and malicious destruction of a building.Security footage shown to the Michigan court reportedly captures the moment that Hughes sneaked around the outside of the rapper’s home in April, before throwing a paving stone through the back window to gain entry.The

Eminem's alleged home invader shared an ominous message with the rapper after his entry to the property, according to police. In early April, Eminem, born Marshall Mathers, awakened to find a man standing behind him, Clinton Township police officer, Adam Hackstock, said in a testimony on Wednesday, according to the Detroit Free Press.

Eminem’s home invader allegedly had murderous intent.

Eminem during a middle-of-the-night home invasion earlier this year told the rapper he was there to "kill" him.The man appeared in court on Sept.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. -- A man who broke into Eminem's suburban Detroit home in April told the rapper that “he was there to kill him,” a police officer testified Wednesday.A judge found enough evidence to send Matthew Hughes to trial on charges of home invasion and malicious destruction of property.Hughes wasn't armed when he was discovered in Eminem's home in Clinton Township, Michigan.

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A haul of imported weapons, including nunchucks and large knives, have been seized from a property in south Manchester.The weapons were found by officers from Greater Manchester Police’s ‘problem solving team’ on Tuesday (September 1).A picture shared by the force on several of its Facebook pages shows hunting knives, nunchucks and a flick knife within the haul of seized items.A man has been arrested on suspicion of importation of prohibited weapons.The action came after Border Force officers

Erick Morillo has been found dead at the age of 49, local police have confirmed.The DJ was best known for international club hits such as I Like To Move It and Muevelo. Local 10, a Miami Beach news site broke the news of the musician's death, stating that officers received a 911 call at 10:42am local time.

Talk about a close call!