Haley Joel Osment
Slurs On Police Physique Cam …
Alleged Cocaine Too!!!
Revealed April 17, 2025 6:09 PM PDT
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Up to date April 17, 2025 7:56 PM PDT
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6:42 PM PT — Haley Joel Osment tells TMZ … “I’m completely horrified by my conduct. Had I identified I used this disgraceful language within the throes of a blackout, I’d have spoken up sooner. The previous few months of loss and displacement have damaged me right down to a really low emotional place.” Haley is referring to the lack of his house and belongings in the course of the Eaton Hearth this previous January.
Haley continues to inform TMZ … “However that’s no excuse for utilizing this disgusting phrase. From the underside of my coronary heart, I apologize to completely everybody that this hurts. What got here out of my mouth was nonsensical rubbish – I’ve let the Jewish neighborhood down and it devastates me. I don’t ask for anybody’s forgiveness, however I promise to atone for my horrible mistake.”
Haley Joel Osment was behind a police automobile on his strategy to jail when he referred to as his arresting officer a “Nazi” and a Jewish slur … at the very least in accordance with police physique cam footage.
TMZ simply obtained the video from Haley’s arrest at a California ski resort and also you hear him calling the cop driving him to jail a “f***** Nazi” and the “Ok” phrase.
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Video additionally reveals the second cops declare they discovered cocaine in Haley’s possession … and the medicine look like hid in a $20 invoice.
The footage backs up what we first reported … that Haley dropped some offensive labels on the cop who was arresting him at Mammoth Mountain.
You may see the cops take the alleged cocaine as proof too … and Haley was finally charged with two misdemeanors … possession of cocaine and disorderly conduct inebriated in public.
Ski patrol tells cops Haley could not deal with his liquor … and also you additionally see him inform regulation enforcement “good luck” as they take him in for reserving.
