LeBron James responds after man arrested for stalking at 76ers star's house in Los Angeles: 'My family is safe'

Philadelphia 76ers star LeBron James said he was still "looking into everything" after a man was arrested at James' Los Angeles property on Friday.

Speaking with reporters Sunday, James said his family was safe and called that " the most important " thing. He did not go into too much detail on the situation otherwise.

Reports emerged Friday that a man was arrested for felony stalking after appearing at James' home in Brentwood, California. The LAPD was initially called out to investigate a report of a possible burglary at the residence, according to ESPN.

Officers found a man on the property and arrested him for stalking , per ABCNews. The arrest was made without incident and no one was at James' home at the time of the arrest. The man reportedly did not go inside the house and was not armed, per police.

Felony stalking can result in up to three years in state prison , a fine of up to $10,000 or both in California, according to Kann California Law Group.

At the time of the incident, James was on a road trip with the 76ers. He returned to his old home, Cleveland, Friday evening, where he took on the Cavaliers. On Sunday, James and the 76ers played the Chicago Bulls in Chicago.

If James was unnerved by the arrest, it didn't show in his play Sunday. James dropped 22 points during the team's 127-122 win over the Bulls.