The 'Fury' actor gets praised for complying with court and attending rehabilitation program as instructed by judge following his disorderly conduct in a Broadway show.
- November 26, 2014
AceShowbiz -
Shia LaBeouf made a good impression on a judge when he showed up at a court hearing Tuesday morning, November 25 in New York City. The "Fury" actor got approval for his efforts to attend rehab and stay out of trouble since his Broadway arrest this summer.
LaBeouf was charged with disorderly conduct for making a drunken ruckus during a Broadway show starring Alan Cumming and Michelle Williams earlier this summer. He was smoking cigarettes and yelling at the actors when watching the "Cabaret" revival. He reportedly went berserk after given a warning, refused to leave when asked to, and spat at police officers who eventually arrested him.
He entered a guilty plea in September and was ordered to complete a six-month treatment for his drinking problem. His case will be dismissed and sealed after six months if he abides by the rules. He is ordered to return to court in March 2015 after completing his rehab order.
