New Delhi, India
In a shocking turn of events, Michael B. Jordan's Los Angeles home was intruded by a man earlier this week. Breaching the security, the man got into the actor's house by falsely claiming to be a member of the actor's security team.
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ that they were called by the security team, and the suspect was escorted 'off the property' by them. 
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When the police arrived, they talked to the suspect, who allegedly said that he was part of Jordan's security.
The suspect was seen in the front yard on Wednesday, and Jordan was in his home when the incident happened. However, he left the home when the man was questioned by the officers. 
Initially, Jordan's team told the cops that they just wanted to get the suspect out of the property. Following this, cops took the suspect's information and let him go. However, later, the actor's team said they wanted to press charges against the intruder. The Los Angeles police have filed a trespassing report. 
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Not much is known about the man's history. But detectives will investigate the case and will put possible charges. 
The trespassing news comes a few weeks after Jordan crashed his Ferrari into a parked car on Sunset Boulevard. No injuries were reported, and no charges have been filed against the actor regarding this incident.
Earlier this year, Jordan was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. On the work front, the next project that he will reportedly work on is Creed IV

The news of trespassing comes a few weeks after Jordan crashed his Ferrari into a parked car on Sunset Boulevard. No injuries were reported, and no charges have been filed against the actor regarding this incident.



New Delhi, India In a shocking turn of events, Michael B. Jordan's Los Angeles home was intruded by a man earlier this week. Breaching the security, the man got into the actor's house by falsely claiming to be a member of the actor's security team. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ that they were called by the security team, and the suspect was escorted 'off the property' by them. Also read: Diljit Dosanjh vs AP Dhillon Instagram tiff and blocking saga explained When the police arrived, they talked to the suspect, who allegedly said that he was part of Jordan's security. The suspect was seen in the front yard on Wednesday, and Jordan was in his home when the incident happened. However, he left the home when the man was questioned by the officers. Initially, Jordan's team told the cops that they just wanted to get the suspect out of the property. Following this, cops took the suspect's information and let him go. However, later, the actor's team said they wanted to press charges against the intruder. The Los Angeles police have filed a trespassing report. Also read: Tom Holland on film with Christopher Nolan: Don't know anything about it Not much is known about the man's history. But detectives will investigate the case and will put possible charges. The trespassing news comes a few weeks after Jordan crashed his Ferrari into a parked car on Sunset Boulevard. No injuries were reported, and no charges have been filed against the actor regarding this incident. Earlier this year, Jordan was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. On the work front, the next project that he will reportedly work on is Creed IV

Intruder breaks into Michael B Jordan's home claiming to be part of actor's security team

In a shocking turn of events, Michael B. Jordan's Los Angeles home was intruded by a man earlier this week. Breaching the security, the man got into the actor's house by falsely claiming to be a member of the actor's security team.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ that they were called by the security team, and the suspect was escorted 'off the property' by them.&nbsp;

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When the police arrived, they talked to the suspect, who allegedly said that he was part of Jordan's security.

The suspect was seen in the front yard on Wednesday, and Jordan was in his home when the incident happened. However, he left the home when the man was questioned by the officers.&nbsp;

Initially, Jordan's team told the cops that they just wanted to get the suspect out of the property. Following this, cops took the suspect's information and let him go. However, later, the actor's team said they wanted to press charges against the intruder. The Los Angeles police have filed a trespassing report.&nbsp;

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Not much is known about the man's history. But detectives will investigate the case and will put possible charges.&nbsp;

The trespassing news comes a few weeks after Jordan crashed his Ferrari into a parked car on Sunset Boulevard. No injuries were reported, and no charges have been filed against the actor regarding this incident.

Earlier this year, Jordan was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. On the work front, the next project that he will reportedly work on is Creed IV&nbsp;

In a shocking turn of events, Michael B. Jordan's Los Angeles home was intruded by a man earlier this week. Breaching the security, the man got into the actor's house by falsely claiming to be a member of the actor's security team.

In a shocking turn of events, Michael B. Jordan's Los Angeles home was intruded by a man earlier this week. Breaching the security, the man got into the actor's house by falsely claiming to be a member of the actor's security team. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ that they were called by the security team, and the suspect was escorted 'off the property' by them. Also read: Diljit Dosanjh vs AP Dhillon Instagram tiff and blocking saga explained When the police arrived, they talked to the suspect, who allegedly said that he was part of Jordan's security. The suspect was seen in the front yard on Wednesday, and Jordan was in his home when the incident happened. However, he left the home when the man was questioned by the officers. Initially, Jordan's team told the cops that they just wanted to get the suspect out of the property. Following this, cops took the suspect's information and let him go. However, later, the actor's team said they wanted to press charges against the intruder. The Los Angeles police have filed a trespassing report. Also read: Tom Holland on film with Christopher Nolan: Don't know anything about it Not much is known about the man's history. But detectives will investigate the case and will put possible charges. The trespassing news comes a few weeks after Jordan crashed his Ferrari into a parked car on Sunset Boulevard. No injuries were reported, and no charges have been filed against the actor regarding this incident. Earlier this year, Jordan was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. On the work front, the next project that he will reportedly work on is Creed IV

After a lot of rumours, Michael B. Jordan is reportedly developing his own 'Black Superman movie', Jordan is working on the project with his production company Outlier Society to develop their own 'Black Superman' project for HBO Max.&nbsp; 
 
As per multiple reports, it&nbsp;will be a limited series that would be based on the Val-Zod version of the character. Jordan's version is expected to follow the black character Calvin Ellis/Val Zod, who is from a different universe, rather than Clark Kent/Kal-El who is white.&nbsp;

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Collider also reports that the 'Black Panther' actor and his production company's new project&nbsp;centres around&nbsp;the Val-Zod incarnation of the character, with the actor potentially slated to star in it and produce.&nbsp; 
 
According to the DC Database, Val-Zod, like Kal-El (a.k.a. Superman, a.k.a. Clark Kent) is also a Kryptonian who survived the planet’s destruction and made it to Earth (technically the alternate-universe version known as Earth 2), who had been in hiding until being enlisted to battle a brainwashed Superman.

However, there is no official announcement on the matter.&nbsp; 
 
The report states that Outlier Society, which Jordan founded in 2016, has reportedly hired a scriptwriter to work on the script.&nbsp; 
 
The HBO Max project comes after Warner Bros&nbsp;is set to reboot the character on the big screen. Ta-Nehisi Coates is writing the script that would cast a Black actor in the role of Clark Kent, with J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot set to produce. 
 
Jordan was previously linked to the Abrams project but<a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/hollywood/news-michael-b-jordan-reacts-to-superman-rumours-im-just-watching-on-this-one-381424"> denied his involvement</a> saying, ''I'm flattered that people have me in that conversation. It's definitely a compliment, but I'm just watching on this one.''

After a lot of rumours, Michael B. Jordan is reportedly developing his own 'Black Superman movie', Jordan is working on the project with his production company Outlier Society to develop their own 'Black Superman' project for HBO Max.

After a lot of rumours, Michael B. Jordan is reportedly developing his own 'Black Superman movie', Jordan is working on the project with his production company Outlier Society to develop their own 'Black Superman' project for HBO Max. As per multiple reports, it will be a limited series that would be based on the Val-Zod version of the character. Jordan's version is expected to follow the black character Calvin Ellis/Val Zod, who is from a different universe, rather than Clark Kent/Kal-El who is white. Regina King to direct new Black ‘Superman’ film? Actor reacts to rumour Collider also reports that the 'Black Panther' actor and his production company's new project centres around the Val-Zod incarnation of the character, with the actor potentially slated to star in it and produce. According to the DC Database, Val-Zod, like Kal-El (a.k.a. Superman, a.k.a. Clark Kent) is also a Kryptonian who survived the planet’s destruction and made it to Earth (technically the alternate-universe version known as Earth 2), who had been in hiding until being enlisted to battle a brainwashed Superman. However, there is no official announcement on the matter. The report states that Outlier Society, which Jordan founded in 2016, has reportedly hired a scriptwriter to work on the script. The HBO Max project comes after Warner Bros is set to reboot the character on the big screen. Ta-Nehisi Coates is writing the script that would cast a Black actor in the role of Clark Kent, with J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot set to produce. Jordan was previously linked to the Abrams project but denied his involvement saying, ''I'm flattered that people have me in that conversation. It's definitely a compliment, but I'm just watching on this one.''

Is Michael B Jordan developing his own Black Superman movies? Here's what we know so far