Shia LaBeouf’s arrest video shows actor’s angry rant
By Reuters
13 July 2017 |
11:41 am
Videos released by Savannah, Georgia, police on Tuesday of Shia LaBeouf's arrest last week shows the actor hurling expletive-filled barbs at officers.
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