Man is arrested three times the same day in the United States

On the same day, James Langdon, 47, was arrested three times in Los Angeles.

The man who lived in southern California in the United States, in his last arrest , hid in an apartment to later negotiate.

Langdon's first arrest occurred at approximately 3:00 am in Glendale, Los Angeles, after he allegedly forced police to chase him on foot after officers intercepted him for recklessly crossing a street.

He was arrested for alleged police obstruction and was taken to a hospital after seeking medical attention, according to the Los Angeles media. Hours later he was released with an obligation to appear in court.

A few hours later, he was arrested again for breaking into a Glendale business after an employee called police after he was seen trying to force a door into the business with a screwdriver.

This time, he was arrested for trespassing and released three hours later on Los Angeles ' "zero dollar emergency" bail order.

Minutes before 7:00 pm, the police received a call for a home invasion in a local apartment. The residents alleged that when they arrived at their house they found the door open and some objects moved from their place.

By the time officers arrived on scene, they spotted Langdon wandering through the hallway of the building. Upon noticing, the man ran to an empty apartment and locked himself inside, Los Angeles police said.

Authorities estimated that Langdon caused approximately $6,000 in damage. in the victims' apartment and in the residential complex. Therefore, the man was booked on suspicion of robbery and vandalism with a bail set at $150,000.