Seriously? OMG! WTF?

TMZ has learned actor Haley Joel Osment, 18, will be charged Thursday with misdemeanor driving under the influence of alcohol. Osment will also be charged with driving with a .08 blood alcohol level or higher, with an enhancement of driving with a .15 or higher. And Osment will be charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana while driving. He will also be charged with the infraction of driving under the age of 21 with a blood alcohol level of .05 or higher.The case will be filed Thursday afternoon by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office.Osment, who was nominated for an Oscar for his role in "The Sixth Sense" at age 11, lost control of his 1995 Saturn on his way home collided with a brick pillar in a suburb around 1 a.m. on July 20. No bystanders were injured in the wreck, but Osment wasn’t so lucky: the actor was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was treated for a broken rib and a shoulder injury.The collision caused the vehicle to flip over onto its roof and come to rest a short distance from the initial impact. The actor was reportedly alert and talkative following the accident, and was alone at the time of the crash.

TMZ 

I heard from people he was 13 going on 40, now we see the effects of that statement.

ECHO and the Bunnymen singer Ian McCulloch appeared in court yesterday accused of assaulting two fans at a performance in Glasgow.McCulloch is charged with attacking Gary Duncan and Juliet Sebley following a concert at Barrowlands last October. The 46-year-old singer, of Concert Street, Liverpool, is alleged to have kicked a toilet door open. The door struck Miss Sebley on the head.McCulloch is also said to have repeatedly pushed Mr Duncan that evening.The musician faces a third charge of a breach of the peace by shouting, swearing and uttering threats at the pair.McCulloch denied all the charges at Glasgow District Court yesterday. He will return to stand trial next month.

The Scotsman 

Dang, don’t they realize he has no money left and they will get nothing?

Troy Gentry was arraigned on August 15, 2006, in Federal Court for the District of Minnesota. He pleaded not guilty to a charge of conspiring with a licensed commercial bear guide and the owner of a private game farm in Minnesota. While up in a tree stand, Troy used a bow and arrow to kill a bear that was running free in & several-acre fenced area in the game farm.Troy is an avid environmentalist and hunter who supports and follows all game laws. Before he killed the bear he was told by the bear guide that it was proper and legal to kill the bear which was not a tamed bear and was never in a pen or cage. Troy used his correct name on his Minnesota bear hunting license and never attempted to disguise his identity.The allegation that the video of the bear shoot was edited for the purpose of mischaracterizing the circumstances of the bear shoot is false. The only editing done was to remove the "dead time" from the video tape (more than one hour long) reducing the tape to about 15 minutes. The video was for Troy’s personal use and was never intended to be and was not used commercially. The bear hide was shipped under Troy’s name to a taxidermist in Kentucky and prepared into a taxidermy mount. Troy is accused of knowingly and willfully conspiring to violate federal law by taking the bear and transporting its hide from Minnesota to Kentucky and later to Tennessee. Troy absolutely denies that he knowingly and willfully did anything illegal and is confident that he be exonerated.

I do not know about you, but where I grew up killing a bear was not a sport.  

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"I want to have only very limited comment on today’s arrest because I feel it is extremely important to not only let the justice system operate to its conclusion in an orderly manner, but also to avoid feeding the type of media speculation that my wife and I were subjected to for so many years.

"I do want to say, however, that the investigation of the individual arrested today in connection with JonBenet’s death was discussed with Patsy and me by the Boulder district attorney’s office prior to Patsy’s death in June. So Patsy was aware that authorities were close to making an arrest in the case and had she lived to see this day, would no doubt have been as pleased as I am with today’s development almost 10 years after our daughter’s murder. Words cannot adequately express my gratitude for the efforts of Boulder District Attorney Mary Lacy and the members of her investigative team."

AP 

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A Boulder County District Attorney investigator is bringing a suspect in the JonBenet Ramsey murder case back to the United States. The suspect was arrested in Bangkok, Thailand Wednesday morning.The suspect has confessed to certain elements of the crime that are unknown to the general public.The suspect is expected to arrive back in the United States, possibly within the next two days, accompanied by an investigator from the Boulder DA’s office.The Boulder County DA’s office has not confirmed the identity of the suspect, but is expected to have a press conference later today.

KUSA   

Who thinks her mother’s ghost haunted the killer to confess?

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