Drake's property on Bridle Path was the scene of a large Toronto Police operation earlier today. The rapper is not believed to have sustained any injuries.
Sources say a metal pipe and a knife among the evidence at @Drake house. A security officer was allegedly physically attacked but the female did not make it inside the mansion or even into the property. Seven @TPSOperations Cars responded and one paramedic vehicle
— Joe Warmington (@joe_warmington) March 30, 2021
Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington reports that "a security guard was allegedly physically attacked but the female did not make it inside the mansion or even into the property."
"I am hearing a security guard for @Drake stopped the armed female suspect from getting on the Property. She was stopped near the gate but allegedly one security person was struck with a pipe."
I am hearing a security guard for @Drake stopped the armed female suspect from getting on the Property. She was stopped near the gate but allegedly one security person was struck with a pipe
— Joe Warmington (@joe_warmington) March 30, 2021
According to Warmington's sources, the female suspect was arrested. A pipe and a knife have been located. The suspect allegedly stuck one of Drake's bodyguards with a pipe. A motive has not yet been determined, although it is unlikely that this was a random attack.
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