For the second time in four years, Bill Cosby's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame has been vandalized

For the second time in four years, Bill Cosby's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame has been vandalized. Officers in the Los Angeles Police Department's Hollywood division took a vandalism report, a spokesperson said.

There are security cameras in the area that police will be checking out as part of the ongoing investigation, but at this point there are no suspects, according to the spokesperson. On April 26, Cosby, now 81, was found guilty of drugging and molesting Andrea Constand in his suburban Philadelphia-area home in 2004. He is due back in court later this month for sentencing, and remains restricted to his home with an ankle monitor and is only allowed to leave for medical appointments or meetings with his attorneys.

Cosby has been accused of similar crimes by dozens of other women, but only Constand's case fell within the statute of limitations for sexual assault prosecutions. Cosby has always maintained his innocence, saying that any sexual encounters he had were consensual. The comedian's star has been defaced before. In 2014, someone marked it with the word "rapist" as the allegations of sexual misconduct against him grew.