Intruder Broke into NBA Star Steph Curry's Home Shocks Community!

A judge in San Mateo County, California, has issued a bench warrant for Sheng Gao, 18, following an October break-in at the residence of Golden State Warriors' icon Stephen Curry.

Suspect No-Show at Court Raises Eyebrows

District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe confirmed to CBS News that Gao failed to appear in court for his arraignment last Thursday, intensifying the legal drama.


The Unsettling Intrusion – Play-by-Play of the Incident

Prosecutors allege that Gao traveled by bus to Atherton, Curry's residence. Exploiting an unlocked front door, he entered the property after the gates opened, leading to a confrontation with the nanny and a subsequent arrest on a nearby road.

Notable Encounter – What Led Gao to Curry's Home?

Wagstaffe revealed that Gao, an exchange student from China, was aware of Atherton's reputation for hosting prominent figures. someone informed him, leading to the ill-fated intrusion.

Aggravated Trespassing Charges Explained

Wagstaffe clarified that the charge of aggravated trespassing was warranted due to Gao entering the Currys' home without permission while they were absent, raising legal concerns.

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