Haley Joel Osment Apologizes for Using Anti-Semitic Slur During Arrest for Public Intoxication and Drug Possession

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Haley Joel Osment expresses remorse for the use of racial slurs during his recent arrest at a ski resort in Mammoth Lakes, California. He is deeply ashamed of his actions and has publicly apologized in his first statement following charges for cocaine possession and disorderly conduct.

Osment expressed deep regret for his actions, stating that if he had realized he was using such offensive language during a blackout, he would have addressed it sooner. He went on to mention that the recent events, including losing his home in the Eaton fire and the ensuing hardships, have left him in a very vulnerable emotional state.

In response to People’s inquiry, Osment admitted there would be no justification for his use of anti-Semitic language towards a police officer. However, he expressed deep regret from the core of his being. He acknowledged that he had disappointed the Jewish community and vowed to make amends for his grave error.

A clip circulating online captures Osment uttering, “I’m being abducted by a bloody Nazi,” prior to launching into offensive racial remarks towards the officer making the arrest.

At first glance, the performer was seen holding a twenty-dollar note suspected to contain an illicit drug, possibly cocaine. This item was then forwarded for lab analysis.

As an overly enthusiastic admirer putting it in my own words: I happened to be at the bar nearby, and let me tell you, I saw the actor indulging in some drinks. But when the bartender politely declined to serve him more, he grew agitated and started arguing. Later on, things took a turn for the dramatic – he attempted to board a ski lift and began acting strangely.

Previously, the actor, Osment, has had interactions with law enforcement. Back in 2018, there was a public argument involving him and airport staff at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. The authorities were notified about an agitated passenger causing trouble at the American Airlines gate due to missing his flight.

In 2006, the actor faced charges for misdemeanor DUI following a car accident where he was hurt. After admitting to no guilt but acknowledging the charges (a plea known as “no contest”), the actor was found guilty on two counts: one for driving under the influence of alcohol and another for marijuana possession. Subsequently, he was given a probation sentence that lasted for three years.

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2025-04-18 12:07