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.

The FBI visited Ben Affleck's home, reportedly seeking footage of a drone impeding firefighting the California wildfires.

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.

The FBI and Los Angeles police visited Ben Affleck's Brentwood residence over the weekend as part of an investigation into unauthorized drone activity affecting firefighting efforts. The FBI's Ground Intercept task force confirmed they were investigating a private drone that allegedly damaged a firefighting super scooper aircraft,

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.

Ben Affleck's home was visited by FBI agents and LA police officers as part of an investigation into drone activity potentially linked to the ongoing wildfires.

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.

Actor Ben Affleck was seen in a heated exchange with law enforcement outside his Brentwood home on Tuesday, days after FBI agents visited his property. Photographs captured the 5

Ben Affleck was seen near his Brentwood home — which is near a mandatory evacuation zone for the Palisades Fire — speaking with police officers on Tuesday.