Gordon Ramsay’s LA home targeted in ‘swatting’ call


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The celebrity chef is the latest high profile victim of a swatting incident, in which someone calls in a fake crime at a specific location in order to trigger a massive law enforcement response. Photo: Gordon Ramsay/Instagram

Gordon Ramsay was swatted Tuesday (April 22) night, but wasn’t home when first responders swarmed his Los Angeles residence after the fake alert, according to a Wednesday report.

Cops responded to calls about a shooting at Ramsay’s Bel Air home around 8:45 p.m. Tuesday, TMZ reported. However, they arrived to find a nonexistent scene.

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