LOS ANGELES (AP) - Police in Los Angeles are currently investigating a burglary at a home reportedly owned by actor Brad Pitt. The incident occurred on Wednesday night at a residence located on the 2300 block of North Edgemont Street in the Los Feliz neighborhood of the city. Pitt is currently abroad, promoting his latest film, "F1," which is set to be released in U.S. theaters on Friday.

According to Officer Drake Madison of the Los Angeles Police Department, three suspects gained entry into the property by breaking through a front window. Once inside, they reportedly ransacked the home and managed to flee with various items. However, Officer Madison did not disclose the identity of the home's owner or any specifics about the stolen items.

Public records indicate that Brad Pitt purchased the residence for $5.5 million in April 2023. Despite the high profile nature of the incident, a representative for Pitt declined to provide any comments regarding the break-in.

As Pitt remains away from home for his international promotional tour, the timing of the burglary raises questions about security in celebrity neighborhoods. On Monday, he attended the international premiere of "F1" in London, continuing his promotional activities overseas.

The initial report of the burglary was made by NBC News on Thursday, shedding light on the incident that has unfolded while the acclaimed actor is engaged in work-related travel.

This break-in emphasizes the ongoing challenges related to security for high-profile individuals, particularly when they are away for extended periods on business trips. As the investigation continues, authorities are expected to gather more information that may lead to the identification and apprehension of the suspects involved in this crime.

The case remains active, and further details will likely emerge as the police continue their inquiries into the break-in at Pitt's residence.