Jamie Foxx’s annual Halloween party at his Thousand Oaks mansion reportedly turned violent Saturday night after a man was stabbed in the neck.
According to law enforcement sources, deputies and paramedics responded to the gathering at Foxx’s sprawling home. The injured man suffered what authorities described as a superficial wound and was treated by paramedics at the scene. He was not immediately identified.
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Video recorded outside the party showed a chaotic scene as multiple people were placed in handcuffs while hundreds of costumed guests were directed away from the property.
The Halloween event is organized by Foxx’s daughter, Anelise, and has become an annual gathering at the actor and musician’s home. The party reportedly attracted a large crowd of guests dressed in elaborate costumes.
Authorities later arrested a male suspect on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. It remains unclear what led to the confrontation or whether the suspect and victim knew each other.
The incident was especially notable because party organizers had posted a rule prohibiting both real and fake weapons. A sign at the event clearly stated, “No Real or Fake Weapons.”
Despite the rule, the gathering reportedly became disorderly after the stabbing, prompting law enforcement to intervene and clear people from the property.
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It is not known whether Foxx was home when the incident occurred. Representatives for the actor have not publicly commented on the stabbing or the arrest.
The injured man’s condition was not believed to be life-threatening, and officials have not reported any additional serious injuries. The investigation remains ongoing, and the allegations against the arrested man have not been proven in court.