An arrest warrant has been issued for a fan accused of taking extreme measures to obtain an autograph from Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry.

Sheng Gao, an 18-year-old Chinese exchange student, is facing allegations of breaking into Curry’s home in October. According to Tim Fang of CBS News, Gao was scheduled to appear in Redwood City misdemeanor court for his arraignment on Thursday but failed to attend, prompting the presiding judge to issue a warrant for his arrest.

The prosecution claimed that Gao took a bus to the affluent town of Atherton on October 15, where Curry and his family reside, with the intention of securing the Warriors star’s autograph.

Gao reportedly engaged in conversation with a woman who directed him to the Curry family’s residence. At approximately 5:50 p.m., prosecutors asserted that he approached the gate, pressed the intercom buttons, and entered as someone opened the gate for him.

Once inside, Gao allegedly walked through the unlocked front door. Shortly thereafter, he was confronted by a nanny who spotted him on surveillance footage. Following the interaction with the nanny, the teenage intruder left the premises.

During the alleged incident, Curry and his wife Ayesha were not at home, but prosecutors emphasized that the couple’s three children were present at the time.