Man with baseball bat, lock-picking tools arrested outside Taylor Swift's home

Police chief Shawn Lacey confirmed those details to AFP Tuesday. The Westerly Sun indicated that Liddle had been on a watch list and quoted Lacey as saying he 'may have visited other properties belonging to Taylor Swift in the past.' The suspect was taken into custody without incident and issued a no-contact order prohibiting him from coming near or attempting to reach any of Swift's properties. He will also undergo a mental health evaluation. Rahul Bose shocked as five star charges Rs 442 for 2 bananas It is not the first time Swift -- who was not in Rhode Island over the weekend -- has faced unwanted visitors: in March an alleged stalker was arrested for the second time in less than a year for breaking into her Manhattan home. Roger Alvarado, who had already been restricted from coming near Swift's apartment in the Tribeca neighbourhood, broke a window and entered the loft in the middle of the night when the singer was away. In April 2018 he had used a ladder to climb through a window into her apartment, also when she wasn't home. Swift, who has cited violence as one of her 'greatest fears,' reportedly has deployed facial recognition technology at some concerts in a bid to identify potential stalkers in the crowd. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: Hindustan Timeshttps://www.usgbc.org/people/zeevee-keens/0011321276

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