Shemar Moore's Home Visited By Woman Who Was Allegedly Catfished
Actor Shemar Moore's home was visited by a woman who believed she was in a relationship with him after being catfished by an imposter. Police were called to the scene, but no arrests were made as the woman was deemed a victim of an online scam.
Why it matters
The incident illustrates the real-world dangers and potential for harassment stemming from sophisticated online catfishing and identity theft schemes.
Shemar Moore may play a cop on TV ... but he needed the police in real life when a random woman showed up at his house ready to move in.
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... cops were called to the house Friday around 3:30 p.m. after a woman arrived at his Los Angeles-area home with luggage in tow.
Our sources say the woman knocked on the door ... but instead of Shemar, we're told his significant other, Jesiree Dizon, opened the door and told the woman to leave.
Jesiree later called LAPD ... who showed up and questioned the woman.
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