The troubled son of “Crocodile Dundee” star Paul Hogan was arrested after an incident at his famous father’s Los Angeles home.
Cops were called to Hogan’s home in Venice around 10:30 a.m. — in response to a domestic disturbance involving his son Chance — with the caller reporting possible domestic violence, law enforcement sources told The California Post.
Exclusive photos, obtained by The Post, show Paul, 85, and an unknown female speaking with officers outside the Venice home. However, Chance had allegedly fled the scene, according to cops.
Chance, 27, was later tracked down and taken into custody, law enforcement sources said.
Chance was booked for domestic bail and his bail was set at $20,000.
It’s unclear if the domestic incident also involved Paul or someone else inside the home, the unknown female appeared to fill out information for police.
The “Crocodile Dundee” star’s son — who reportedly lives with the actor — has a long history of problems, including concerning social media posts where he appeared to be under the influence.
Just last year, Chance, who appeared to be drunk posted a video to social media begging for “someone to kill me.”
“This is my life. This is what it’s been reduced to,” Chance said in between swigs of wine. “Please. Please kill me. I’m begging you.”
Paul called Chance a “terrible person” for posting the videos knowing the media was watching.
Paul starred as Mich Dundee in “Crocodile Dundee” back in 1986.
