Ben Affleck is back in the news for his interactions with law enforcement officers after he was photographed having a heated conversation with officers outside his home in Brentwood, California.

The actor's interaction with the police comes two days after reports revealed that the FBI paid him a visit over some issue.

Affleck was forced to evacuate his rented apartment amid the devastating fires and had to take refuge with his ex-wife Jennifer Garnerstays for a while.

on Tuesday, Page Six obtained pictures showing Affleck talking to law enforcement officers outside his Brentwood home.

The photos show Affleck leaning out the window of his vehicle to exchange words with two officers in a police cruiser.

The "Justice League" star appeared very animated as he spoke to the officers. He reached out from the driver's side of his BMW and pointed toward the exit at one point.

While it remains unclear what the actor told the officers, an insider told the agency that the officers were in the area because the neighbors had private security patrolling the area, preventing residents from entering their homes.

A source revealed that Affleck "spoke with the police about the situation" but was eventually allowed into his residence.

The first reports from Daily Mail stated that it was unclear whether Affleck was home when law enforcement agents arrived at his "Bachelor's Pad" home. However, they remained at his gate for some time but apparently received no response.

Officers reportedly used a phone box next to Affleck's gate but were unable to open it. They then walked to the gate to call her, but were also unsuccessful.

Despite concerns over the FBI's visit to Affleck's home, TMJ reported that he was not in any trouble as the agents were only there to investigate a collision between a drone and a firefighting aircraft.

According to the publication, the "Super Scooper" plane was helping to put out the devastating forest fires that were raging in Los Angeles.

While the fires in Los Angeles terrorized the Pacific Palisades, Ben Affleck was forced to evacuate his residence and temporarily took refuge in the house of his ex-wife Jennifer Garner. Affleck and Garner have three children, Violet (18), Serafina (15) and Samuel (12).

the source said Page Six that Affleck's home is still under evacuation orders, but he "feels so grateful that his property is safe for now."

The insider added: "Ben knows a lot of people who have unfortunately lost their homes. He's seen a lot of destruction, and it's beyond tragic... Ben is reaching out to anyone he can help."

While Ben Affleck fled his home amid the fire, his ex-wife Jennifer Lopez was reportedly worried about him after learning of his problems.

the source said Page Six that the "All I Have" singer became stressed after news of Affleck reached her. She checked on him during his ordeal and "let him know she was there for him and the kids."

Lopez allegedly "offered support for whatever they need" and was ready to help in any way.

Jennifer Lopez's willingness to help her ex-husband comes despite their divorce being finalized on January 7.

Five months after announcing the end of their marriage, the ex-lovers reached a settlement mediated by celebrity divorce attorney Laura Wasser.

Although Lopez and Affleck did not have a prenuptial agreement, they settled the divorce amicablythey agreed to keep everything they individually earned during the marriage.

However, Lopez retained ownership of the $5.6 million diamond ring that Affleck proposed to her with.

The former couple wanted to remain friends after their divorce and took steps to amicably leave their marriage without a court battle.

The insider said In Touch that Lopez and Affleck never wanted to "get petty" and that they "actually parted as friends."