Alejandro Palomino issues warning after nighttime intrusion at his home

Cuban actor Alejandro Palomino publicly reported a nighttime intrusion at his home. In his account, two unknown people entered the house in an episode he described as an attempted burglary. The available information identifies the artist as the person who reported it and places the incident at night, although no specific date is provided.

According to Palomino’s sequence, the intruders made a noise that woke a relative. The sound changed the course of the episode: they immediately left and did not manage to take anything from the home. The information establishes their departure and that nothing was stolen but does not identify the two people or specify what they were seeking.

Palomino shared the account on social media and accompanied the complaint with a warning directed at those who entered his home. His message said they could face grave retaliation, expressed in terms that they would pay with their lives. That wording represents the actor’s reaction after the attempted burglary; the available evidence describes no later actions or measures by third parties.

The known sequence is limited to entry during the night, the noise that alerted the relative and the intruders’ immediate departure. No injuries or damage are reported, and no other affected property is detailed. The fact that they took nothing distinguishes the episode from a completed burglary without resolving who entered.

Palomino’s statement combines two elements: an account of an attempted burglary at his home and a public response to the people he says entered. The available data provide no exact date, location more specific than the actor’s home or information identifying the intruders. The warning should therefore be read as the reaction expressed by the artist.