'Home Alone' star Culkin arrested on drug charges (Agencies) Updated: 2004-09-19 08:01
Former child star Macaulay Culkin has been arrested in Oklahoma City on
suspicion of possessing marijuana and a controlled substance, police said on
Saturday.
 Former child star
Macaulay Culkin is seen in this police photo after being arrested in
Oklahoma City on suspicion of possessing marijuana and a controlled
substance police said on September 18, 2004.
[Reuters] | The star best known for his role
of the ingenious child who fends off burglars in the "Home Alone" movies, was
arrested during a traffic stop on Friday afternoon on a highway in the city.
Culkin, 24, was taken to jail when a police officer said he found the star in
possession of 17.3 grams (0.6 ounce) of marijuana and prescription drugs he
apparently obtained without a prescription. He was released on $4,000 bail on
Friday night, after spending about two hours in jail, the Oklahoma County
Sheriff's Department said.
Culkin, who recently starred in the movies "Saved!" and "Party Monster" did
not talk to reporters when he left the jail.
According to the arrest report, an Oklahoma City police officer pulled over a
car speeding on an interstate. Culkin was a passenger in the car driven by a man
from New York.
The officer asked Culkin and the driver to step out of the car after
the driver, identified as Brett M. Tabisel, had given the officer permission to
search the vehicle. The pair said they were driving from New York to Los
Angeles, according to the report.
A search of the car revealed marijuana, the anxiety relieving medication
Xanax as well as sleeping pills. The medication was in plastic sandwich bags
while some of the marijuana was in a metal cigarette box, the report said.
The officer said the two were cooperative with the search and quickly
surrendered the drugs.
Culkin's publicist, Michelle Bega, would not comment on the
incident.
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