Burglar breaks into Michael Jordan's $15 million mansion / News - Basketnews.com

An 18-year-old criminal broke into Michael Jordan's $15 million mansion in Highland Park, Illinois, earlier this week. The suspect was arrested and now faces multiple charges, including criminal damage to the property.

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Michael Jordan's $15 million mansion in Highland Park, Illinois, was broken into this week.

The criminal was an 18-year-old who now faces several charges, including criminal damage to the property.

Police were called to the NBA legend's seven-acre estate on Tuesday (April 4) after neighbors reported a possible burglary in progress. Officers captured a suspect in a territory when had arrived at the spot.

MJ hasn't lived at the property since he placed the mansion on the market in 2012.

The Jordan estate was originally put on for sale for $29 million, but the asking price has since been reduced to $14,855,000. Despite this price reduction, Jordan has not yet been able to sell the mansion.

This vast property features nine bedrooms and 19 bathrooms, along with amenities such as an indoor basketball court, an infinity pool, a tennis court, and a room designated for smoking cigars.

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