Jake Paul's brother Logan seen in good spirits after guns were seized during FBI raid at YouTuber's $6.9m LA mansion
Olivia Shea
Published Aug 22, 2026
YOUTUBER Jake Paul's brother Logan looked to be carefree as he was spotted for the first time since the FBI raid on his brother's mansion.
Logan, 25, appeared to be in good spirits as he made a peace V-sign with his fingers, as he was spotted on an electric bike in Los Angeles on Thursday.

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Logan and his on-off girlfriend Josie Canseco were seen leaving his home in the city, after his brother Jake Paul had guns seized during an FBI raid on Wednesday morning.
The social media influencer's Calabasas mansion was searched by law enforcement.
A Public Information Officer for the Los Angeles FBI told The Sun: "FBI is executing a federal search warrant in connection with an ongoing investigation. The warrant affidavit is under seal."
A law enforcement source confirmed to The Sun that guns were seized in the raid.

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The Phoenix FBI is investigating allegations of “criminal acts surrounding the incident at Scottsdale Fashion Square in May, 2020.”
The PIO continued in a statement to The Sun: “This morning the FBI executed federal search warrants in California and Las Vegas, Nevada in connection with this investigation.”
Jake was hit with misdemeanor charges such as criminal trespassing and unlawful assembly from a May arrest.
Authorities confirmed the misdemeanor charges from the incident at Scottsdale Fashion Square riots have been dismissed without prejudice so "that a federal criminal investigation can be completed."

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The statement to The Sun read: "The Scottsdale Police Department and Scottsdale City Attorney’s Office are coordinating with the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona and the FBI to ensure that justice is served regarding criminal acts at Scottsdale Fashion Square on May 30,2020."
In photos obtained by TMZ, the 23-year-old's home can be seen surrounded by authorities, although it's unclear whether he was at home at the time.
Jake Paul was hit with a federal tax lien for over $2 million before the FBI raided his Los Angeles home and seized guns from the residence, The Sun exclusively revealed.
A year before the raid, Jake, 23, was hit with a federal tax lien in the amount of $2,055,714.

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A clerk for the Los Angeles County Recorder confirmed to The Sun that the July 2019 lien remains unpaid today.
The early morning raid comes after Jake was criticized for throwing a massive house party amid California's coronavirus spike in July.
Footage showed dozens of youngsters crowded into the comedy star's LA mansion last month, none of them wearing masks or practicing social distancing despite cases of coronavirus continuing to rise across California, with Los Angeles as the epicentre of the state's outbreak.
Almost 3,900 people have died in LA alone since the start of the pandemic.

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In footage circulating online, crowds of people can be seen in the living room, kitchen, and garden of Paul's Calabasas home.
Dozens can also be seen crowded at close quarters around a television to watch a UFC match.
In footage shot from a property nearby, a neighbor can be heard saying: "All of them are over there hanging out. No masks, no nothing."
Previous complaints of noise and parties from Paul's neighbors, and the negative publicity generated, saw him fired as an actor on Disney series Bizaardvark.

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His other antics include a skit in which he pretended to have been seriously injured while filming a segment to prank boxer friend Ryan Garcia.
Logan has also been involved in several controversies, most notably in relation to a visit to Japan in 2018, during which he filmed the corpse of a man who had hanged himself and posted the footage on his YouTube channel.
YouTuber Jake Paul’s LA home raided by FBI after backlash over wild house parties during pandemic