Shia LaBeouf who is no longer a part of Transformers 4 has been arrested on Thursday for publicly showing an erratic behavior which is very disturbing while at New York's Studio 54 theatre.
People are not so please with the actor's behavior recently shown in public as he most likely caused a disturbance instead of entertaining them. The supposed quiet show of 'Cabaret' at Studio 54 around 9 p.m. has been interrupted when the actor tried to make a scene gaining him more attention. Reports say that he was not behaving himself as he acted disorderly by yelling and causing too much noise.
Now that Shia LaBeouf is not the lead star of Transformers 4 anymore, his actions in the public has been quite timing to the movie's upcoming public showing. The actor may be quite upset that he did not land on the lead role that he decided to pull publicity by acting strange and disorderly. Him being upset and doing all those unpleasant actions are definitely not an excuse for him to be exempted from jail.
Police have taken the actor into custody at Midtown North police station after he misbehaved during the 'Cabaret' show. Reports even say that before police were called, the actor has been reprimanded by the authorities of the show, but Shia LaBeouf was reportedly combative. Security guards even asked him to leave as he was verbally combative, but the Transformer 4 neglected actor strongly refused.
The actor who's been taken into jail is scheduled to appear in court. Shia LaBeouf not being casted to Transformers 4 is definitely not making him happy. Last month, the actor went into a red carpet event where he steals the show by putting a paper bag into his head with words: "I am not famous anymore".
Shia LaBeouf rose to fame when he was casted as Sam Witwicky in the Transformers movie franchise and now that he is not included in the 4th movie installment, he is now making a huge scene in the public. In the previous months, the actor has been vocal about quitting his public life via his Twitter account.
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