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Shia LaBeouf Shares Cryptic Tweet Following Arrest for Public Intoxication

Shia LaBeouf was arrested for public intoxication in Austin, Texas on Friday. Just prior to his arrest, the troubled actor reportedly ran down the street and jaywalked in front of officers. Just two d...
Shia LaBeouf Shares Cryptic Tweet Following Arrest for Public Intoxication
Written by Kimberly Ripley
  • Shia LaBeouf was arrested for public intoxication in Austin, Texas on Friday. Just prior to his arrest, the troubled actor reportedly ran down the street and jaywalked in front of officers.

    Just two days following his arrest, Shia LaBeouf took to Twitter, sharing a cryptic message–no doubt making some people wonder if the actor is suffering from some form of mental illness or substance or alcohol abuse problem.

    Shia LaBeouf has a fairly lengthy history of bizarre behavior. A year ago June, he was arrested at a Broadway performance of Cabaret for drunken behavior.

    In July of 2008, the Transformers star was arrested for drunk driving in West Hollywood after hitting another vehicle and rolling his pickup truck. Shia LaBeouf suffered injuries to his hand and had to have surgery, which delayed filming of Transformers for two days.

    In February of that same year, Shia LaBeouf was cited for smoking in a non-smoking area in Burbank. A judge dismissed the charges, however.

    Back in November of 2007, Shia LaBeouf was arrested at 2:25 A.M. at a Chicago Walgreens because he refused to leave the store after several requests by security. He was charged with misdemeanor criminal trespassing charges. The store later dropped the charges against him.

    One of the strangest things Shia LaBeouf ever did was to show up at the Berlin Film Festival back in 2014, wearing a paper bag over his head. The bag was printed with the words, “I am not famous any more.”

    What do you make of Shia LaBeouf’s latest arrest and his cryptic tweet? Is this guy in desperate need of professional help–or what?

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