‘Outer Banks’ actor arrested after attacking hospital staff

Actor from the Netflix series ‘Outer Banks’, Austin North was arrested after attacking staff and patients at a hospital in Las Vegas, United States on Tuesday (13). According to the police report obtained by the website TMZ, the police were called after reports of aggression that occurred in the unit’s emergency room.

Employees and alleged victims report that they were hit by the actor for no apparent reason. According to the publication, Anitta’s close friend even punched a nurse in the head and pushed a technician against a table. This professional, to defend himself from a stronger physical attack, hit the actor in the head with a tray and only then did he manage to be detained by security guards and taken by police officers to the police station, where he was charged with serious assault.

Austin allegedly pushed a technician against a table, who defended himself by hitting the actor with a tray. Then, the artist was restrained by security agents, who handcuffed him to a stretcher. He was taken to the Las Vegas Police Department and charged with assault.

The actor, who is in the cast of the “Belo Desastre” franchise, spoke out on his social networks. Despite claiming that he did not remember the confusion, Austin said that he had a panic attack before being taken to the hospital. “I am deeply upset by the events that took place in Las Vegas last week,” he began lamenting the confusion. ” I arrived at the hospital thinking I had suffered a heart attack. Several tests were carried out, including blood tests, which were negative for drugs and alcohol. Nothing was diagnosed. In fact, I was having a severe anxiety attack.

He continued in the report: “I have few memories of what happened that day in the hospital and I have a lot of respect for healthcare professionals and hospital staff. I have struggled with anxiety for years and this was the most extreme panic attack I have ever experienced. I I hope to bring light to this disorder and hope for those who, like me, also suffer from anxiety,” he concluded.