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Dwayne Johnson briefly stopped by cops after Hollywood ceremony

The Rock was stopped by police over allegedly tinted windows on his vehicle.

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Hollywood star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was briefly pulled over by police in Hollywood following a star-studded Walk of Fame ceremony for his co-stars Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci.

According to reports, the Moana actor attended the Hollywood Walk of Fame event on Thursday, which honored Blunt and Tucci.

However, the day ended unexpectedly when he was stopped by police over allegedly tinted windows on his vehicle.

Eyewitness images showed Johnson calmly speaking with an officer before stepping out of the car to cooperate.

Dressed in a white shirt and cream trousers, he maintained a composed and polished appearance during the roadside stop.

He was later seen shaking hands with the officer while addressing the issue.

Johnson shares a long-running on-screen collaboration with Emily Blunt, having co-starred in Jungle Cruise and reuniting in the upcoming The Smashing Machine.

During the Walk of Fame ceremony, he also delivered a speech praising Blunt, highlighting her gratitude and positivity.

He noted that her attitude leads to “joy and peace of mind,” describing her as a person who values every moment and embodies appreciation and grace.

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