The “The Sixth Sense” star, Haley Joel Osment, was arrested in a gigantic lakes, California Ski Lodge earlier this month for alleged public poisoning and possession of an unidentified controlled substance, according to multiple media, including TMZ and people.

The 37 -year -old man was arrested in a parking lot for El Molino, one of the so -called base lodges in Mammoth Mountain’s ski area, around 2 pm on April 8. A local police source told people on Wednesday that they had received a call informing their alleged “rebel behavior.”

Sergeant Jason Heilman of the Mammoth Lakes Police Department told The Outlet on Wednesday that Osment, better known for his role in “The Sixth Sense” as a clairvoyant child who can see dead people, “was reserved and is no longer in custody.”

Osment was previously accused in 2006 of minor crime of drunk driving at age 18. According to reports, no competition was declared at that time of driving under the influence of alcohol and a position of possession of marijuana, receiving three years of probation.

The source of the Local Police confirmed that its alleged lack of light on Wednesday said that the controlled authorities of substances that claim to have found in Osment earlier this month “presume that it is cocaine.” They added that the police have “sent it for the evidence.”

“We will have the results soon,” the source told People.

Osment became famous at the age of 11 when
Osment became famous at the age of 11 when “The Sixth Sense” (1999) reached theaters.

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Osment was only 10 years old while filming with Bruce Willis in the “sixth sense” of M. Night Shyamalan. Then he starred in the “artificial intelligence” by Steven Spielberg (2001).

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Like many Hollywood stars, Osment lost his home in California forest fires earlier this year.

“It has been an extremely difficult month,” his sister Emily shared at that time. “Thanks to all those who have approached my family as a result of the fires. Devastated by my mother and my father and my brother who lost their homes in Altadena’s fire.”

She added: “We will rebuild ourselves. We are so strong, even stronger than we could imagine.”