Hannah Montana once said, “Everyone makes mistakes, everyone has those days.” It looks like former Disney star Mitchel Musso, aka Oliver the dork from the show, had one of the days on Saturday after making some careless decisions and ending up in a Texas jail cell.
Musso was reportedly arrested on charges of public intoxication and larceny for stealing a bag of potato chips. On Saturday night, the former Disney star walked into a hotel visibly inebriated and began munching on a packet of crisps. When local hotel staff asked the star to pay for his lunch, Musso allegedly verbally abused him and refused to pay, leaving the scene as he was.
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Soon the police arrested the star and fined him $100. After his arrest, police discovered that he had several outstanding traffic warrants. He then spent a night in the Rockwall County Detention Center and was released on bond the next morning.
This isn’t the first time a Hollywood celebrity has misbehaved under the influence of alcohol and displayed signs of unhinged superiority that landed them in a jail cell. Check out these bizarre and hilarious Hollywood arrests that left the tabloids drooling all over the place!
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- Mick Jagger, Brian Jones and Bill Wyman (The Rolling Stones)
- chris robinson
- Bill Gates
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Legendary drummer of the famous English band. The OMSKeith Moon made a name for himself not only for his electric stage presence but also for the swath of destruction he left behind after celebrating his 21st birthday on August 23, 1967.
Technically, it was barely her 20th birthday, but she wanted to have a drink, so the numbers were swapped. At a Holiday Inn in Flint, Michigan, things escalated when, after a few drinks, partygoers started a food fight and soon chaos broke out. Rooms were vandalized, toilets exploded, fire extinguishers malfunctioned, and a car crashed into the pool with a naked moon at the wheel.
Cops handcuffed the lot and the hotel slapped Moon with a $24,000 damage bill and barred his group from any of its motels for future stays.
Mick Jagger, Brian Jones and Bill Wyman (The Rolling Stones)
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One of the goofiest arrests in rock lore, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, and Bill Wyman (aka three members of The Rolling Stones) put on a hilarious number for the books. In 1965, on the night of March 18, while leaving a concert, the group passed a gas station in East Ham, UK.
It all started with a simple request from the band, they wanted to use the bathroom on the premises. A pretty normal request for a group of roadsters at a rest stop. When assistant Charled Keeley, who didn’t care much for hipsters, refused to give them a bathroom key.
It was then that Jagger declared the immortal sentiment, “We’ll pee anywhere, man”, which the rest of the members took to heart and chanted as Wayman enacted the immortal words on the station wall. Legally, Jagger, Wyman and Jones were fined. five pounds for the misdemeanor.
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American musician and founder of the band. the black crows He had a comedic run-in with the law in May 1991 over an incident at a Denver 7-Eleven. Chris Robinson was selecting some beer supplies when a customer recognized him. she mentioned the black crows to a friend who was nearby who answered without a clue, “Who are the Black Crows?”
The innocent question sent Robinson into a fit of frenzy. He called out the second woman for eating Twinkies (which she was holding in her hands at the time), spat it out, and stormed out of the store without paying for the two cases of beer, too consumed by his anger to remember to do so. pay. Robinson later received six months of probation and a $53 fine.
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If you are surprised to see the founder of Microsoft on this list, know that you are not the only one. In 1977, the Big G was arrested for a traffic violation in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The infamous mugshot continues to be the topic of conversation on the internet. Compared to other celebrities on the list, Gate’s actions weren’t crazy or out of character, but they still made for a sensational story.
According to Albuquerque police, Gates failed to stop at a stop sign and was driving without a license. Gates was 21 years old at the time, and the same mugshot was later used on the cover of Brill’s Content magazine.
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