Keanu Reeves Files Protection Order Against Transient Stalker Who Insists He’s Related

Actor Keanu Reeves After an alleged stalker claimed they were related, a woman filed for protection.

According to a Report from entertainment site TMZ, Reeves’ attorney, Matthew Rosengart, filed paperwork on Tuesday stating that the alleged stalker — a 38-year-old man named Bryan Dixon — has been harassing Reeves and his partner, Alexandra Grant, for months.

Dixon, which Reeves calls a transient has tried repeatedly to convince Reeves “Speed” star that they are somehow related — even reportedly leaving behind a DNA test kit in an effort to prove it.

According to the court documents TMZ reviewed, Dixon has allegedly trespassed on Reeves’ property at least six times since November — including one incident on November 5 when Dixon reportedly managed to sneak onto the property and then fall asleep.

Reeves claims that he left behind a backpack with DNA kits.

Dixon is also said to have used the surname “Reeves” In a series of social media posts, he claimed that he has given his rights to the authorities. “Matrix” actor — despite the fact that Reeves says they don’t know each other and never interacted prior to the alleged harassment.

Reeves’ lawyers looked into Dixon’s criminal history as well — they say his rap sheet is of considerable length and includes an active Rhode Island bench warrant for breaking and entering “with felonious intent.”

According to the documents, Dixon tried to break into the property on January 20th. The police were notified and intervened to resolve the matter.

The judge granted the restraining orders because Dixon was deemed a potential threat to the court. Dixon can’t be within 100 yards of Grant or Reeves.

It’s not the pair’s first time to court over this sort of thing, either. Grant Filled Request for 2020 protection order against female stalker, who was reportedly obsessed by Reeves and his work before turning her attention towards Grant.