New Warrant Reportedly Issued Related to Shia Labeouf's Mardi Gras Arrest
Shia LaBeouf New Warrant Issued Related to Mardi Gras Arrest: Report
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Shia LaBeouf just got hit with more legal troubles ... police in New Orleans reportedly issued a new warrant in connection to his bar brawl early Mardi Gras morning on Feb. 17.
The warrant was issued Friday and involves an additional victim from the physical altercation that went down involving the Disney alum at R Bar in the French Quarter, WWL Louisiana reports, citing multiple sources. TMZ has reached out to NOPD for comment ... so far, nothing back.
We told you all about the beatdown -- Shia allegedly got physical with at least 2 people outside of R Bar ... before getting his ass whooped and taken to the clink on 2 counts of simple battery. The official police report also says he hurled homophobic slurs multiple times at a group of people outside the bar.
He was released on his own recognizance -- meaning he didn't have to post bond -- hours after his arrest and headed straight to Bourbon Street to celebrate Mardi Gras ... and even took his release papers with him to show off to fellow partiers.
On Thursday, a judge tore him apart for his offensive language ... and set a $100,000 bail while also ordering Shia to undergo drug testing and enroll in substance abuse treatment. His request to leave the county for his father's baptism was also denied.
