Actor Paul Hogan, best known for Crocodile Dundee, was seen standing outside a storefront in Venice in photos obtained by The California Post.

Hogan was near a red sign reading “Davy Jones Liquor Locker & Market,” appearing in a dark jacket and jeans a day after his son was arrested.

Police were called to the actor’s Venice residence around 10:30 a.m. Friday in response to a reported domestic disturbance involving his 27-year-old son, Chance.

The caller reportedly mentioned possible domestic violence.

Sources said that when officers arrived, Paul and an unidentified woman were outside the home speaking with police.

Chance had allegedly left the scene before officers arrived and was later located and taken into custody.

He was booked for domestic battery, with bail set at $20,000.

It remains unclear whether Paul or anyone else inside the home was directly involved in the alleged incident.

The unidentified woman at the scene reportedly assisted officers by providing information.

Chance, who reportedly lives with his father, has a history of personal struggles, including concerning social media posts.

In one incident last year, he appeared in a video in an intoxicated state expressing distress and making alarming statements.

Paul, now 85, became internationally famous for portraying Mick Dundee in the 1986 film Crocodile Dundee.