Police Called To Home Of Boxing Legend Sugar Ray Leonard

Police have been called to the home of legendary U.S. boxing star Sugar Ray Leonard.

Leonard, 70, is one of the most iconic boxers in U.S. history. He was a standout professional boxer from 1976 until 1997, winning world titles in five different weight classes. Leonard ended his career going 36-3-1.

On Wednesday, police were called to the home of Leonard, due to a situation involving his son.

His son was taken away in a police car.

TMZ Sports reported the news.

"Law enforcement sources tell us a 911 call was made by Leonard's security team early Wednesday morning ... when Daniel Ray Leonard, 25, allegedly tried to enter the residence in Los Angeles by turning exterior door handles," they reported.

"We're told when officers arrived and met with security, Daniel was located by the pool house and was promptly arrested. We were initially told the suspect was known to the family ... but it turns out he is literally family -- Daniel Ray Leonard is Sugar Ray's youngest of four children, whose mother is Bernadette Robi."

Ultimately, Sugar Ray Leonard's son, Daniel, was arrested. He was taken into custody for violating a restraining order.

No public comment has been made from Sugar Ray Leonard's team as of yet.

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This story was originally published May 20, 2026 at 1:19 PM.