Squatters graffiti second vacant LA mansion

A Los Angeles mansion defaced by taggers is reportedly the second home to be covered in graffiti belonging to the son of a Major League Baseball team owner. Photos and drone footage captured the the walls of the multi-story property in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood engulfed in spray-paint on Tuesday. The home, which has been vacant for years, is five miles south of another property owned by Philadelphia Phillies owner John S. Middleton's son, according to local stations KNBC and KABC. Reports state that the home, belonging to 40-year-old producer John Powers Middleton, has been unoccupied for years, attracting squatters and creating safety concerns for the neighborhood. Councilmember Nithya Raman, who represents the district the properties encompass, confirmed the two homes were owned by the same individual but did not state who the owner was. In a statement to USA TODAY Tuesday

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