Former NBA star Patrick Patterson’s $5.2million home burglarized

Former NBA star Patrick Patterson’s $5.2million Los Angeles-area home was burglarized by a pair of thieves last week and police are still looking for the lawbreakers. 

The alleged break-in happened just before midnight on June 7, when two men entered the Encino, California home. 

The two men in masks, gloves, and all-black outfits were captured on Patterson’s security system, per TMZ. 

Two big bags of Patterson’s things were taken from the house before police arrived at the home. 

Whether Patterson was home at the time of the robbery is unclear. 

Exactly what was stolen from Patterson’s home is unclear and no arrests have been made from the incident, per TMZ. 

According to Zillow, Patterson’s home is nearly 6,200 square feet with six bathrooms and five bedrooms. 

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Patterson was a McDonald’s All-American coming out of high school and played college basketball at Kentucky. 

He spent three years playing for the Wildcats before entering the 2010 NBA Draft. 

Patterson was chosen No 14 overall in the draft by the Houston Rockets, but did not play with the franchise until March 2011. 

After a short stint with the Sacramento Kings, Patterson had his longest stay with any NBA team with the Toronto Raptors. 

Patterson finished his career with the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Los Angeles Clippers and last played in the NBA in 2021.