FRANKLIN, TN — Fans of Amazon’s hit series Reacher were shocked Sunday when Alan Ritchson, 43, was allegedly caught on camera delivering a highly convincing action sequence to his neighbor’s face—this time in the midst of suburban Tennessee, not prime-time TV.

The footage, obtained exclusively by TMZ and apparently shot on a phone with the world’s worst zoom, depicts Ritchson striking local accountant Greg Mudd several times as two children, believed to be Ritchson’s, observe with the poised detachment of seasoned extras. Witnesses say the confrontation reportedly began over a heated debate about whose lawn was greener, though sources also cite “serious differences in mulch strategy.”

“It was the most professionally executed beating I’ve ever seen,” said neighbor Whitney Lark, who rated the performance ‘five stars for choreography, four for realism.’ “If he doesn’t get an Emmy for this, I don’t know what awards are for anymore.”

Eyewitnesses say Ritchson even paused mid-scuffle to shout, ‘I do all my own stunts!’ according to local dogwalker Trent Buggins. “He looked directly at the camera and winked. I half-expected dramatic music to start.”

Ritchson’s agent, Fiona Pincus, declined to comment except to say, “Alan is committed to authenticity in all his roles, whether or not they’re being filmed, and regardless of police presence.”

With season three of Reacher in production, fans speculate this may be the most immersive viral marketing campaign to date, with some already calling dibs on the front lawn for autographs.