Coleman's friend, former manager and now executor Dion Mial told TMZ that Price and a few of her family members got in to the actor's home and loaded up on items like his computer, telephones, musical instruments, furniture and a cargo trailer. Price even attempted to haul the items away in her ex's 2005 Dodge pickup truck.

Reportedly, Mial contacted Chief Dennis Howard of the Santaquin Police Department in Utah, regarding the pilfering, and he in turn, sent a few of his officers to the Coleman home in order to change the locks.

When police arrived at the home late Monday night, they witnessed Price, who has been divorced from Coleman since 2008, and her family about to pull off with all of the items loaded up in the back of the pickup truck.

According to the police chief, officers requested that Price's dad unload the wares from the truck and return them to Coleman's home. Mial told reporters that although Price and her family returned all that they had taken on that particular run, he knows that the former wife "clean[ed] him out" previously.

The recently appointed executor of Coleman's estate is now demanding that Price return every single thing she has managed to cart away since her ex's passing. Mial also banned Price from ever stepping foot on to Coleman's property again. If Price does not abide by Mial's request, he will seek to press criminal charges against her.

She can't even wait for Coleman to be put in the ground. What a crying shame.