After two trespassers had invaded his home, Keanu Reeves gets temporary restraining order against the second female intruder, saying that she might return to his property when already released by the police.

The court has agreed to Reeves and ordered the trespasser, who was identified as Kerry Colen Raus, to stay 100 yards away from "The Matrix" actor and his house. The judge made the decision when Reeves stated that Raus "is a threat", and that, as written in the court documents, her "delusional belief that I invited her onto my property presents a reasonable threat that she will attempt further trespass into my home or otherwise cause injury to me."

It was further stated in the TRO petition filed on October 2 that the order should be effective for 5 years because of Raus' "harassing, unprivileged, and threatening stalking conduct". A hearing on October 22 will be held for the decision of the court whether or not to extend the order to 5 years.

The incident last September 15, wherein Raus entered his house without permission and undressed herself, used the actor's shower, and dipped in his pool, prompted the actor to call 911 after his editor-friend Janey Bergam informed him of the said intruder. When Raus was asked what made her come to "John Wick" actor's house, she told the Los Angeles Police that, as she believes in, Reeves is a "conduit to her [father who] she believes was abducted and placed in witness protection," based on news report published at TMZ website.

Raus also told the cops that her father is "The Departed" actor Ray Winstone, believing and claiming that he was "snatched by the government and placed in witness protection".

Meanwhile, the first female intruder that the "47 Ronin" star found in his library at 4 a.m. of September 12 was brought to an "undisclosed medical facility for further evaluation" as confirmed by LAPD to E! News.