Shia LaBeouf's Mardi Gras Arrests: A Cry for Help?

On March 24th, Shia LaBuff landed in hot water twice during

Mardi Gras in New Orleans last month.

On February 17th, police arrested the 39-year-old actor after an alleged

bar fight where he punched several men.

Prosecutors hit him with battery charges and a judge ordered substance abuse

treatment while he posted $100,000 in bond to get.

Out.

Just days later, another arrest warrant popped up when a second victim came

forward with similar claims of aggression.

Justice close to LaBuff, say his behavior was completely out of control,

echoing a pattern insiders have seen for years.

Friends and family are now pleading with him to seek serious therapy,

worried his issues run deeper than alcohol alone.

They fear this downward spiral could lead to real tragedy if he doesn't

get intensive help beyond any court mandates.

In a recent podcast, LaBuff opened up about his explosive temper,

emitting his ego plays a big role and even mentioning feeling intimidated by

certain people.

This comes after a string of past run-ins like a 2008 DUI in Los Angeles,

a 2014 disorderly conduct plea in New York.

And a 2017 case in Georgia that landed him probation and anger management.

His circle hopes this latest wake of call sticks pushing hard for psychological

treatment to break the cycle before it costs him everything.

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