US EditionFormer Nickelodeon Star Taylor Chase 'Smoked Meth During Psych Evaluation', Now Back on the Street
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Despite 72 hours of involuntary psychiatric hospitalization and plans for detoxification, the actor was released without being transferred to any facility.
Former Nickelodeon star Taylor Chase 'smoked meth during psych evaluation', now back on the street
Former Ned’s Declassified star Tylor Chase has been seen back on the streets after release from a psychiatric hold, with reports saying he was found smoking meth during a crisis evaluation amid ongoing struggles with homelessness and addiction.
The story of Tylor Chase was taken by surprise by social media users.In recent months, several videos were circulated in which he could be seen living in the streets of California, deteriorated and apparently confused.In the 2000, Chase became a familiar face of children's television, thanks to his role as Marti in the series “Ned’s School Survival Manual.” Now, not only is he away from the public eye, his situation has reopened the debate about…
He returned to the streets! Even though Tyler Chase was taken to a hospital to rehabilitate himself, it has already been reported that Nickelodeon's actor returned to the streets and left the center where he was admitted. Shaun Weiss, a friend of the former children's star, spoke to TMZ media and confirmed that Chase had left the hospital. According to US authorities, no one can be held against his will if he does not want to receive help.
Former Nickelodeon Star Back On Streets After Hospitalization, Doing Drugs During Psych Evaluation
Former Nickelodeon star Tylor Chase is reportedly back on the streets after a 72-hour involuntary psych hold. Supporters hoped to get the Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide alum the help he needed. Chase was supposed to enter a rehab facility after the 72-hour hold. However, ultimately, the staff released him from the hold. “They were supposed to hold him and then transport him to a detox facility that we had arranged,” former Mighty Ducks…
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