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Howie Mandel Calls Cops on Couple Having Sex at His Party
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We're guessing that Howie Mandel doesn't throw a lot of crazy ragers at his mansion in Calabasas.Last night Mandel hosted a Fourth of July bash, and around 1 am he walked by his bathroom and heard a couple having sex, according to TMZ. It's not clear why, but Mandel was worried that a sexual assault could be taking place. He played it safe and dialed 9-1-1.
Police came over to investigate the bathroom sexing. It turns out—surprise, surprise—that the 21-year-old man and woman had just a few too many drinks and gotten carried away.
We're guessing Mandel won't want to go in that bathroom for a while until it's been properly scrubbed down.
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