Haley Joel Osment has had multiple run-ins with the law throughout his career. Most recently, multiple outlets reported that he was arrested on April 8, 2025, while on a ski trip in California. So, what exactly happened? Find out everything we know so far about Haley’s arrest below.
Haley is best known for his memorable performances in The Sixth Sense, Forrest Gump and voicing the character Chip in Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas. He is also the brother of Hannah Montana alum Emily Osment.
After taking a hiatus from Hollywood, Haley returned to acting and delivered powerful performances in projects like Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile and Blink Twice. He will also appear in season 2 of Wednesday in a guest role.
Haley has been arrested several times throughout his life. The first legal issue he had was in 2006 when he was charged with misdemeanor drunk driving and drug possession after a car accident. He pleaded no contest and was sentenced to three years of probation and was ordered to pay a fine of $1,500, participate in 60 hours of a rehab program and attend Alcoholic Anonymous meetings, according to several outlets.
In 2018, Haley got into a heated argument with American Airlines staff. At the time, he missed his flight from Las Vegas’ McCarren International Airport and was told he could return the next day for another flight, but it was full. At the time, a rep for the airline company told Page Six, “A passenger on the evening of Sunday, February 4, missed their flight at Las Vegas McCarran International Airport. As a courtesy, they were placed on standby for another flight Monday morning from Las Vegas. Due to the passenger’s behavior toward our team members on Monday morning, law enforcement was summoned to the gate. The passenger was upset we would not confirm him on a flight, after he missed his flight the previous evening.”
In 2025, Haley was arrested for alleged intoxication and possession of a controlled substance during a ski trip in Mammoth Lakes, California. According to People, the Mono County district attorney will decide whether or not to prosecute.
