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TWO TEENS ARRESTED—The 40-acre Jamie Foxx property, including a 17,000-square-foot villa, is where the Nov. 7 violence erupted. Academy Award-winning actor Jamie Foxx’s annual Halloween party near Thousand Oaks turned truly scary over the weekend—though not quite as frightening as initially reported. The Ventura County Sheriff ’s Office is investigating three alleged assaults at the Nov. 7 event in the unincorporated county territory, including an incident first said to have been a stabbing but later characterized as a fight, with the possible involvement of a weapon still unclear. Called Skvlk Fest, the party drew an estimated 3,000 or more revelers to a residence in the 1300 block of West Potrero Road in Hidden Valley, according to a VCSO news release, with numerous private security personnel and emergency medical technicians on hand.

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