Keanu Reeves has been spotted for the first time since masked intruders allegedly burglarized his Los Angeles home last week.
On Sunday, Reeves was photographed in his hometown of Toronto, Canada, with his rock band Dogstar, following a concert the previous evening.
The bassist was seen near their tour bus, carrying a guitar case and a backpack over his shoulder.
Reeves was dressed warmly in a black corduroy jacket, a scarf, and dark denim jeans.
Just three days before this appearance, TMZ reported that Reeves’ house had been targeted by thieves in ski masks.
Reeves was not at home when multiple masked individuals broke into his house, stole a fireɑrm, and fled before the police arrived.
Around 7:00 pm, an anonymous tip about a possible intruder at Reeves’ residence, which had been targeted previously in 2014, prompted the LAPD to investigate, according to the outlet.
Despite a thorough search by officers, no signs of trespassers were found.
However, at about 1:00 am, police received another report of an alarm being triggered at the house. This time, security footage captured individuals in ski masks breɑking in through a window.
The intruders stole a fireɑrm and made a quick getaway, as reported by the news source.
Investigators are now reviewing security footage from Reeves’ home and the surrounding area for additional clues.
A source told the outlet that police are “specifically looking into whether the initial call to the police was made by someone scouting the house.”
Reeves has experienced similar incidents in the past, including two break-ins in 2014, one where he confronted a female intruder in the middle of the night, according to the Toronto Sun.
When confronted by Reeves, the woman claimed she came to meet him. After calmly addressing the situation, he called the police, who took her into custody for a psychiatric evaluation.
Just three days later in 2014, Reeves contacted the police again when he found a nɑked woman swimming in his pool. He was later granted a restraining order to keep her away.
More recently, earlier this year, a judge granted Reeves a restraining order against an alleged stalker who had trespassed on his property.
According to court documents, Reeves’ attorney submitted home security photos showing Bryan Keith Dixon, 38, on his property. Security reported that Dixon had trespassed three times in November 2022 and again in January 2023, totaling six incidents, as reported by ABC7 Chicago.
In one instance, Dixon allegedly slept in the backyard, and in another, he left a backpack containing a DNA testing kit.
After their concert in Toronto on Saturday, Dogstar headed back to the U.S. for their next show in Brooklyn, New York, on Monday, December 11.
The band, which includes Bret Domrose (lead vocals, guitar) and Robert Mailhouse (drums, vocals), will continue touring through December and into the summer of 2024.
Reeves reunited with Dogstar in May for their first show in over two decades at the 2023 BottleRock Napa Valley music festival.
The band, formed in 1991, released two studio albums and an EP before disbanding in 2002.
Five months after reuniting for initial shows, Dogstar released their third album, “Somewhere Between The Power Lines And Palm Trees,” this past October, featuring the single “Everything Turns Around.”