Police are investigating a burglary at Chris Hemsworth's Australian home that left the "Avengers" star and his wife, Elsa Pataky, without three cars.
Four unknown people broke into the home of the "Thor" actor, 43, and "Fast & Furious" actress, 50, in the Northern Rivers region on Nov. 11, Australian media outlets 7News and the Brisbane Times reported, citing the New South Wales Police Force. Officers received a report of a vehicle theft at a home in the coastal suburb of Broken Head at around 7.30 a.m. local time on Nov. 11, according to 7News.
In a statement to the Brisbane Times, the New South Wales Police Force said that two of the three stolen vehicles were later recovered. No injuries were reported.
The investigation is ongoing as New South
Wales Police Force officers search for the third vehicle after locating one about an hour’s drive from the home and another more than two hours away, according to 7News.
USA TODAY reached out to Hemsworth's and Pataky's representatives for comment.
Elsa Pataky heard barking the morning of the burglary, 7News reports
Around 2 a.m. on the day of the burglary, the Spanish model woke up to the sound of the couple's dogs barking, according to 7News.
Pataky went back to sleep before realizing that three vehicles went missing, including a BYD electric vehicle, a Ram truck, and a Ford Ranger Raptor UT, 7News reported.
Security footage showed the suspects, all male, wearing balaclavas, with two of them holding knives. The suspects reportedly scaled the front fence to access the garage where the cars were parked with their keys inside, according to 7News.
Hemsworth and Pataky married in Bali in 2010. They share three children, India Rose, 14, and twin boys, Sasha and Tristan, 12.
The couple chose to raise their family in Australia, Hemsworth told News.com.au in 2019.
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