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Celebrities Who Have Committed Major Crimes, Including Many You Probably Didn’t Know About

My favorite actor did what? Celebrities are people too and even though they might play beloved characters in hit movies, oftentimes actors and others in the entertainment industry are nothing like their public personas. You might have been absolutely shocked when you heard about Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin being tangled up in the college admission cheating scandal. 

You were not the only one! A cheating scandal is small potatoes when you consider what some other celebrities have done. We decided to take a walk down misdemeanor lane and look at some of the world’s biggest celebrities and their criminal history. While this list might not put a smile on your face, at least you can rest easy that you’re doing life better than the rich and famous. 

Even better, you can rest assured you’re not putting money in the pockets of domestic abusers and convicted rapists. Here’s our list of celebrities who happen to be convicted criminals.

Mel Gibson

Actor Mel Gibson took a plea deal to avoid charges of battery in 2011 after he admitted to slapping ex-wife Oksana Grigorieva. The actor said, “I slapped Oksana one time with an open hand in an attempt to bring her back to reality.” In 2014, he returned to court and had his no-contest plea expunged from his record. Additionally, this celebrity dirtbag also has been pulled over and charged with multiple DUIs. On one of the occasions, he made sexist and antisemitic remarks to the arresting officers, which made some news.

Emile Hirsch

Into the Wild actor Emile Hirsch was charged with aggravated assault and sentenced to 15 days in jail after he choked a female movie executive at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival in 2015. He pled guilty to the charges and was also ordered to pay a $4,750 fine and perform 50 hours of community service.

Tim Allen

An actor who no one takes seriously, Tim Allen was not always so fortunate. In 1978, he was in trouble for possession of cocaine and pleaded guilty to drug trafficking. He spent two years and four months in a Minnesota prison and was paroled in 1981.