FBI investigators visited actor Ben Affleck’s neighborhood in California over the weekend in search of security camera footage of an unauthorized drone that collided with a firefighting aircraft, according to the New York Post’s Page Six.

A spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office confirms to Page Six that Tuesday’s law enforcement presence was in relation to Sunday’s FBI visit.

FBI field agents visited Ben Affleck's Brentwood home on Sunday, reportedly seeking security footage of an unauthorized drone that damaged a firefighting aircraft above the Palisades wildfire. The post FBI visits Ben Affleck’s home,

Ben Affleck received a visit from FBI agents and Los Angeles cops at his bachelor pad amid the ravaging wildfires. Authorities were photographed outside of the “Gone Girl” actor’s Brentwood, Calif., home Sunday.

A source said the FBI team visited Affleck’s home to see if the actor had CCTV footage of a private drone that damaged a “super scooper” firefighter aircraft.

FBI agents were spotted outside Ben Affleck's Brentwood home a few days ago amid the devastating fires in Los Angeles, and if you've been curious about...why...we finally have an answer. Page Six went ahead and spoke to a representative for the FBI PR office,

Ben Affleck was spotted having what appeared to be a heated conversation with law enforcement outside of his Los Angeles-area home on Tuesday, Jan. 14, just two days after FBI agents were seen on the property.

Ben Affleck appeared visibly upset during an encounter with the LAPD officers outside his Brentwood home in LA, right outside the Pacific Palisades border.