Nobody was inside the building, thankfully. Someone passing by the store on Melrose called 911 at around 11:20 PM last night, reporting having seen an unidentified male throwing a “lit object” through the window.
“The front window of the building was damaged, but the fire did not spread to the rest of the building,” WKYC reported. Marc Cota-Robles of ABC news has since tweeted that a suspect has been taken into custody:
Suspect in custody accused of breaking window, trying to start fire at Kardashian’s ‘Dash’ store on Melrose in WeHo. pic.twitter.com/QxkgtHUIsy
And here’s what the outside of the store looks like now:
The Kardashian-Yeezy clan are having somewhat of a riotous week. On Sunday, Kanye’s announcement of a surprise 2 a.m. concert practically instilled a riot — there was tear gas! — and now this. Let’s hope that’s the extent of public upset involving their family this week.
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