Report: Cops Make 'Well-Being' Checks on Marilyn Manson

Marilyn Manson

Police swarmed Marilyn Manson's LA home on Wednesday to reportedly conduct a welfare check on him - just days after ex Rachel Evan Wood accused the singer of “horrific abuse.”

Los Angeles Police officers were called to Marilyn's house just after 6pm on Wednesday night due to reports of a "disturbing incident," The Sun revealed earlier.

Officers arrived to the scene shortly after a worried friend called "concerned for his-wellbeing."

The outlet said a pal of the entertainer feared "something happened to him" - after they did not hear from Marilyn for hours.

An eyewitness told The Sun that police knocked on the 52-year-old rocker's door - but no one answered.

After initially leaving, law enforcement went back to Marilyn's home two hours later, around 8pm, and attempted to speak to someone at the residence - but once again no one answered.

The cops eventually left after an officer was able to get in touch with the star's rep - who assured he is fine and simply "didn't want to come out," TMZ reported.

The incident occurred just days after Westworld actress Evan Rachel Wood shared a social media post Monday that named Marilyn - born Brian Hugh Warner - as her alleged abuser for the very first time.

Seven other women came forward with claims against the heavy metal shock rocker.