Shia LaBeouf Arrested After Attacking A Man During ‘He will Not Divide Us' Trump Protest

By Ralphy Bonn Sim on Jan 29, 2017 10:09 AM EST

The "Transformers" trilogy actor Shia LaBeouf was arrested after getting into trouble at an anti-President Donald Trump campaign outside Queens Museum in Astoria, Thursday morning. The actor started grabbing; scratching and pushing a man at a protest "He will not divide Us."

The overnight incident began when a when a 25-year-old guy walked in between LaBeouf and the protesting teenage crowd. The actor and the men then exchange harsh words before LaBeouf attacked the man by ripping off his scarf and pushed him into the ground then scratching the man's face. According to NBC New York, the two were noticed by a passing patrol car and the two cops arrested Shia LaBeouf without any words. The actor was charged misbehavior assault and then later released.

After he was released from the 114th Precinct stationhouse, the actor rode into a cab and yelled out the window shouting repeatedly "he will not divide us" while pumping his fist into the air. He returned to the protest at the Museum of the Moving Image around 4 a.m. and chanting the same line in front of an installed camera.

Shia LaBeouf was acknowledged as a leading star of different films such as Disney Channel series "Even Stevens," "Transformers" franchise, "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" and "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull."

Shia LaBeouf and an 18-year-old rapper Jaden Smith, a son of Will Smith initiate the four-year protest against the new President Donald Trump on Friday, exactly the president's inauguration day. People are welcomed in the protest along with their live-streaming camera outside at the Queens Museum, where participants of the protest are invited to chant the words "He will not divide us" over and over again, as reported by NY Daily News.

In the past years, the actor LaBeouf has involved in a Los Angeles bar fight in 2011. In 2013, the actor was also charged with criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct after withstanding and refusing to leave the Studio 54 in Manhattan, cursing and spitting at the police officer.