Security Breach At Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce House, Trespasser Arrested

A man was arrested after attempting to trespass at Travis Kelce’s home, compounding the security challenges for Taylor Swift. The incident comes amid ongoing threats and a separate stalking case against the singer, putting her team on high alert.

September 24, 2025: A man was arrested for trespassing at Travis Kelce’s residence in Leawood, Kansas, in an attempt to serve deposition papers to Taylor Swift, adding to the singer’s escalating security concerns. The trespasser, identified as Justin Lee Fisher, a former police officer-turned-private investigator, was reportedly hired by actor-director Justin Baldoni’s legal team in connection with a high-profile lawsuit.

Local authorities arrested Fisher, who was attempting to enter the gated property on behalf of Baldoni’s lawyers. The papers were part of a legal dispute between Baldoni and his It Ends With Us co-star, Blake Lively. Fisher was charged with criminal misconduct and trespassing but later released on bond. “I wasn’t hurt or anything besides being arrested for doing my job and possibly losing my license,” Fisher told Star Magazine.

Swift’s Lawyers Deny Cooperation

The incident came just days after a judge denied Justin Baldoni’s request to extend the deadline to depose Swift. In his ruling, Judge Lewis Liman stated that Baldoni’s team “failed to demonstrate appropriate diligence.” While Baldoni’s legal team claimed Swift had agreed to a deposition, her lawyers immediately refuted the claim, stating that she has no “material role in this action” and only agreed to be available if “forced” by the court.

The trespassing incident has intensified security fears for Swift, who is already dealing with a separate and ongoing stalking case involving Brian Jason Wagner, a man who has allegedly broken into her Los Angeles home multiple times. According to sources, Swift’s security team has been placed on “high alert” and has been adjusting her public appearances in response to serious threats.