BREAKINGNEWS: A SWAT team surrounds the home of former RHOC star ElizabethVargas. The drama playing out on the tony Balboa Island section of Newport Beach. Officers take one person into custody. What triggered the barricade? Tonight at 11 from ABC7.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. -- A heavy law enforcement presence was spotted Tuesday at the home of"Real Housewives of Orange County" star Elizabeth Vargas, neighbors tell ABC7.
Residents who live in the area told Eyewitness News the home at the center of the investigation belongs to Vargas.
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