Authorities responded to a reported stabbing at Jamie Foxx’s Halloween party in Thousand Oaks, California, where a juvenile was arrested and a person was said to have suffered a superficial neck wound.
A Ventura County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson confirmed that deputies attended Foxx’s home on Saturday “for a party call” and that “there was a juvenile arrested”.
Police sources said the injured person was treated at the property by first responders. A male suspect was reportedly taken into custody in connection with an assault with a deadly weapon.
Video from the event appeared to show several people in handcuffs as authorities ordered hundreds of guests to leave the estate. Images also showed officials escorting people from the grounds.
It was not immediately clear whether Foxx was at the property during the party. However, the actor shared posts on Instagram on Sunday which appeared to show highlights from the event, including performances by Offset, DJ Stevie J and OhGeesy.
Foxx praised the performers in one post, writing: “OFFSET x DJ STEVIE J. GOT SO MANY HITS! WHICH ONES TO PERFORM!?!?”
Another post showed OhGeesy performing in front of a crowd, with Foxx writing that the event was “on Fuego” and praising his daughter Anelise, 18, for organising it.
A sign at the party reportedly listed rules including no uninvited guests, no weapons, respect for the host and property, and a ban on drugs and alcohol. Guests were also told that costumes should be “safe and fun” and not feature police, ICE officials or other government agents.
The incident came a year after Foxx reprimanded partygoers when an object was thrown at rapper GloRilla during a performance at the event.
In footage from 2025, Foxx told those responsible: “Why would you throw something at the stage, man? Why? This is for free. Y’all don’t deserve this s***, bro.” He also said he was “so disappointed” and added: “You throw some s*** in my house, in my crib? It’s not cool, bro.”
Foxx bought the 17,000-square-foot property, which sits on 40 private acres, in 2007. The estate includes a main house, guest houses, sports facilities and an Olympic-sized swimming pool.
The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office and representatives for Foxx were approached for further comment.
