Ben Affleck went for a stroll with his 12-year-old son, Samuel, and their dog in their Los Angeles neighborhood of Brentwood Saturday as wildfires continue to devastate the region. The “Good Will Hunting” actor appeared annoyed at the sight of photographers following a tough week in the area,

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

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.

Affleck had a heated exchange with police over private security blocking residents' access, amid the FBI's probe into drone activity near his home.

A source tells Page Six that there were cops present because neighbors had private security roaming the area that kept residents from going to their homes.

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.

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 was seen having a tense interaction with law enforcement officers outside his Brentwood home after a surprise FBI visit. The visit, which occurred earlier, was reportedly related to an investigation into a drone collision near his 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.