Chris Hemsworth’s Australian Hideout Targeted by 4 Masked Men
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Chris Hemsworth’s Australian Hideout Targeted by 4 Masked Men

Chris Hemsworth‘s property in Broken Head, Australia, became the subject of a police investigation after four unidentified individuals allegedly entered the estate and stole three vehicles.

Authorities later recovered all three vehicles as they continued investigating the reported theft.

Police investigate a break-in at Chris Hemsworth’s estate in Australia

According to TMZ, Australian police responded to reports of a vehicle theft at a property in Broken Head around 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, November 11.

Officers learned that four unidentified individuals had allegedly entered the premises earlier that morning and taken three vehicles.

Australian outlet 7News reported that the stolen vehicles included a BYD, a Ram and a Raptor ute.

The outlet also shared details about what reportedly happened before authorities received the complaint.

Hemsworth’s wife, Elsa Pataky, allegedly spotted the four masked individuals through the property’s CCTV surveillance system.

According to the report, two of the suspected intruders appeared to have knives.

Pataky reportedly woke around 2 a.m. after hearing dogs barking near the property. However, she did not investigate the disturbance at the time.

She later reviewed the surveillance footage and reportedly contacted police with Hemsworth after discovering the suspected intruders.

Police subsequently launched an investigation into the break-in and vehicle theft.

Authorities told TMZ that officers recovered two of the stolen vehicles in separate locations.

They located one vehicle in Coraki and another in Tabulam.

Investigators then discovered the third vehicle in Lennox Heads on Thursday, November 12.

Police took possession of all three vehicles for forensic examination as part of their investigation.

Although the suspects allegedly entered the estate with weapons, authorities confirmed that nobody had reported any injuries.

The report did not establish whether the individuals had entered the residence itself or remained elsewhere on the property.

Police also did not identify the four individuals or announce any arrests in connection with the incident.

As of the latest police update cited by TMZ, investigators continued examining the circumstances surrounding the theft.

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