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The Real Housewives of New Jersey: Danielle Staub’s NJ House Burglarized!

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November 17, 2010 03:00:21 by Shayla Perry

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The home of former Real Housewife of New Jersey, Danielle Staub, was broken into over the weekend. What happened? Was the Bravo reality star home at the time? Keep reading for the latest details.

Danielle Staub, formerly of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of New Jersey, is “concerned” over news that her mansion in Wayne, New Jersey was broken into on Sunday, November 14th.

Though Staub has since moved to another home, many of her belongings were still in the house at the time of the break in.

A rep for the reality TV star who’s reportedly working on her own spin-off show, says that Danielle is “upset” over the burglary, and the fact that whoever broke into the home did so viciously.

“The front doors were busted down and the back doors were left open. The alarm, tellingly, was ripped from her wall,” says the rep. “They ransacked her entire bedroom and bathroom, but it’s still unclear what was actually stolen since Danielle no longer lives in that home.”

Sources say that a tour bus was spotted in Staub’s neighborhood earlier that day, and neighbors witnessed several people walking around on the reality star’s lawn. But Captain Clark of the Wayne police department tells RadarOnline.com that he doesn’t think the tourists had anything to do with the break-in.

And neither do Staub’s former neighbors. “The driver didn’t see how narrow the street was, so he tried to back up which was impossible. He didn’t mean to, but he had to back onto the neighbors lawn,” Mark Mazzarell tells RadarOnline.com. “So the tour got off the bus so the driver could turn around. They were just wandering around and walked up Danielle’s driveway and it all looked very innocent.”

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