Jeremy Clarkson has reported an attempted security breach at his Diddly Squat Farm, with police confirming the involvement of a van with cloned license plates and a drone suspected of conducting surveillance. The incidents occurred over the past two weeks and have raised concerns about potential criminal activity targeting the farm.

Clarkson detailed the events in The Sun, stating that five unknown men arrived in a van, surveyed the security cameras, and questioned farmhand Kaleb Cooper about the number of dogs on-site. After reporting the encounter to the police, he was informed that the vehicle’s license plates had been cloned, making it difficult to trace.

Adding to concerns, a drone was spotted flying over the farm on two separate nights, prompting further speculation that the property was being assessed for a possible break-in. Clarkson relayed that local authorities advised him to strengthen security measures in light of the incidents.