May 13, 2020 Clinton Township — An edited police incident report and tape recording of a 911 emergency call from the home of rap superstar Eminem shed little light on what transpired during an April 5 break-in — apparently for the safety of the singer and others, police say. Under the state Freedom of Information Act, The News obtained a two-page document and short tape recording from the Clinton Township Police Department concerning events leading up to the arrest of Matthew David Hughes, 27, who told officers he lived “down the street” from the home of Eminem — whose real name is Marshall Mathers. Calls were not returned Tuesday by either Ventimigliara or Randall. Township police chief Fred Posavetz could not be reached for comment. Mathers, who was at home in his gated community during the 4 a.m. break-in, was not injured in the incident and has made no comment on it or what his relationship — if any — is to Hughes, who was restrained by Mathers’ security guards and held until township police arrived. According to a heavily redacted police report, police were dispatched to the address on a breaking and entering in progress. Hughes would not tell police his name and when asked what he was doing at the home, he “mumbled the word ‘friend.’” Hughes then told police he “lived down the street” but would not say where. A 911 dispatcher received a call from an unidentified woman who reported a break-in there and said a person was being taken into custody by “security.” “They are getting the guy,” the woman is heard to say to the dispatcher, before another part of the conversation is made inaudible. Almost all of the 3-minute, 17-second recording is intentionally blurred by erasures. Due to poor quality of the phone conversation, it was unclear if the woman was inside the home or at another location. Hughes — who allegedly threw a stone or brick through one the home’s windows to gain entrance — was taken into custody on suspicion of home invasion and placed into a patrol car. He was taken to the township police station for booking, prints and a DNA swab, according to the report, and lodged without bond. Hughes has subsequently been charged with first-degree home invasion, a felony punishable up to 20 years in prison, and malicious destruction of property between $1,000 and $20,000, a felony that carries up to five years in prison.
May 14, 2020 Came home, Somebody broke in the back window, stole 2 loaded machine guns and both of my trench coats!
May 14, 2020 I actually hope all Clear cut crimes get a life in prison. I dont believe in second chances. World has way too many people to give filth second chances
May 14, 2020 I think he only broke in so he could get a piece of brick from the house to commemorate the anniversary of MMLP
May 14, 2020 Why does anyone ever post this. You opened the thread and posted in it lol. Perfect response hahaha
May 14, 2020 It needed to be said, otherwise worthless threads like these would be posted all the time, gotta speak up
May 14, 2020 Something I agree with you on. Glad to have another fellow republican on this site. #MAGA #Trump2020
May 14, 2020 I heard about this the night it happend. I guess this was one of Eminems boy toys when he was on drugs. He was recently released from prison and tracked Em down.
