Charlie Sheen's neighbor has been arrested after allegedly attacking the Two and a Half Men star.
The actor may've buried the hatchet with Two and a Half Men's creator Chuck Lorre for a 'surreal' reunion earlier this year, but it appears he has another feud on his hands.
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) were called to Sheen's house in LA on Wednesday (20 December) after Sheen's neighbor allegedly forced her way into his home, TMZ and Page Six reports.
The neighbor - a 47-year-old woman - reportedly turned up at the actor's house and attacked him.
Advert
The news was first reported by TMZ, which states law officials said Sheen heard a knock at the door and opened it to find his neighbor standing there.
The woman then allegedly 'ripped' the 58-year-old producer's shirt and tried to 'strangle him'.
She then left Sheen's house and returned next door to her own home.
A source told TMZ this isn't the first run-in Sheen has had with this specific neighbor - with the woman allegedly having previously put some sort of liquid on his car.
Advert
However, the actor is said to have believed things were smoothed over with the woman, the source saying the pair had discussed their issues after the car incident and come to an understanding.
The neighbor is also reported as having dumped trash on Sheen's doorway the day before the alleged attack.
Sheen is said to have been the person who called 911 after the alleged attack on Wednesday, with paramedics turning up to the scene, alongside members of the LAPD.
Advert
However, the actor didn't end up needing to go to hospital.
The neighbor was arrested at her home and taken into police custody on charges of burglary and assault with a deadly weapon.
Sheen reconciled with Two and a Half Men creator Chuck Lorre when the pair reunited for Lorre's Max TV series Bookie earlier this year.
Advert
In an interview with The Post, Sheen reflected: "The anxiety that I had prior to our first chat was a tsunami.
"Chuck got on the phone and couldn’t have been more lovely or engaging. It was so healing … and it was so surreal when the little voice in your head keeps saying, ‘This can’t be happening’."
"It was like a really fun dream you’re having. It was just so refreshing and liberating. I felt like so much weight had been lifted."
Well, let's hope the actor can experience a similar reconciliation with his neighbor in the future.
Advert
UNILAD has reached out to Charlie Sheen's representatives and the LAPD for comment.
Topics: Celebrity, US News, Crime, Police