Illinois man arrested in connection to break-in at Michael Jordan’s unoccupied Chicagoland mansion

An Illinois man has been arrested on three misdemeanor expenses in reference to a break-in at NBA famous person Michael Jordan’s unoccupied Chicagoland mansion.

Raiden Hagedorn, 18, was apprehended by police Tuesday and has been charged with felony trespass and two counts of felony harm to property. A juvenile was additionally concerned.

Due to the involvement of a juvenile, police declined to supply any figuring out details about Mr. Hagedorn‘s companion or concerning the occasions and circumstances resulting in their arrest, in accordance with the Daily Herald newspaper.

Mr. Jordan, a six-time champion with the Chicago Bulls and the proprietor of the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets, was not current on the 7-acre property in Highland Park, Illinois, on the time of the break-in round 4:10 p.m. Tuesday.

The retired basketball champ has been attempting to promote the 56,000-square-foot property since 2012 with out success, at the same time as the worth of the mansion has dropped from $29 million to $14,855,000. Mr. Jordan’s major residence is in Florida, in accordance with the native information web site Lake and McHenry County Scanner.

Mr. Hagedorn was launched on a recognizance bond, and is predicted again in courtroom on April 20.