The police video shows actor Haley Joel Osment using Slur about the officer after his arrest

Actor Haley Joel Osment was captured on a police video using an anti -Semitic insult and suggesting that he could try to “punish” people who “embarrassed” him after his arrest suspected of public poisoning in a ski California.

This is renowned as a child actor in “Forrest Gump” and “The Sixth Sense”, was accused of possession of cocaine and disorderly conduct – under the influence of public alcohol, both crimes, said the office of the county of Mono in a press release.

Video of the bodily camera of the April 8 incident in Mammoth Mountain, a well -known ski area in the south of Yosemite National Park, shows a ski patrol saying that the police replied that the Osment had gone to the bar and had ordered a drink but seemed very poisoned and had become argumentative.

When Osment tried to get on the elevator, said a member of the ski patrol, the operator refused to load him and was escorted to the parking lot.

When the police put handcuffs on Osment, the video shows, the actor can be heard that he was attacked. When an officer asks him his name, Osment replies: “I am American.”

During the journey to Mono County prison, Osment apologized to the officer, video programs of the body camera. But after the officer told him that he will be reserved and placed in a detention cell, we can hear say: “What if I had a very, very good lawyer?”

“It’s afterwards,” replies the officer.

A few moments later, oste seems to question the officer to want to “punish people for how much they bother me”. The officer does not answer.

Later, we can hear oste by telling the officer that he was “kidnapped by AF – – Nazi” and complain about handcuffs.

“You torture me,” may be heard in the video. “I know who you are. I will never forget it.”

A few minutes later, it may be heard saying: “You will want you to treat me more. Yes, you will do it.”

They can then be heard using an explanive and anti -Semitic insufficiency to describe the officer, who does not respond.

Ortily did not respond to a request for comments. But he told the New York Post that he was “absolutely horrified by my behavior. If I knew that I used this shameful language in the grip of a power failure, I would have talked earlier. ”

“The last months of loss and displacement have broken down to me in a very low emotional place,” he said at the exit.

Earlier this year, the actor’s home in Altadena was destroyed in the deadly fire in Eaton.