Actor Haley Joel Osment was arrested on suspicion of public intoxication at a California ski lodge and was captured on police video using an antisemitic slur and suggesting he may seek to “punish” people who inconvenienced him. The incident occurred on April 8 at Mammoth Mountain, where Osment was charged with possession of cocaine and disorderly conduct. Body camera footage showed Osment appearing very intoxicated and argumentative, resulting in him being escorted to the parking lot. Despite apologizing to the officer on the ride to jail, Osment later questioned the officer about seeking revenge and made derogatory remarks. Osment told the New York Post that he was horrified by his behavior and attributed it to the loss and displacement he had experienced due to the destruction of his home in the Eaton Fire earlier in the year. Osment did not respond to further requests for comment. The actor gained fame as a child star in “Forrest Gump” and “The Sixth Sense.” The Mono County District Attorney’s Office confirmed the charges against Osment as misdemeanors and the investigation is ongoing.
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