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The “Jackass” star Steve-O was taken into custody Sunday after he climbed atop a construction crane in Hollywood, police said. 
  
 More than 80 firefighters were called to the 6000 block of West Selma Avenue about 8 p.m. on reports of a possible suicide attempt after an unidentified person was spotted on the crane, Los Angeles Fire Department spokeswoman Margaret Stewart said. 
  
 As fire crews prepared an "air rescue cushion," Steve-O -- a comedian, stunt performer and television personality most famous for the MTV show "Jackass" -- had posted videos and photos of himself from the top of the crane on his Facebook page. 
  
 “It's stunt time,” Steve-O wrote in his first post of the night, which included a nearly five-minute video documenting the initial moments of his daring ascent. 
  
 After reaching the top, he photographed a view to the ground showing his shoes standing on a narrow steel beam. In the caption, he wrote, “Did I mention that I'm really high in the air? Hearing sirens now.” 
  
 For his last post of the night, a 17-second video, he showed a throng of fire engines on the street below him, with the drone of a helicopter overhead. 
  
 “That is a lot, a lot of [expletive] firetrucks,” Steve-O wrote in the video caption. “Anyone wanna bail me out of jail?” 
  
 LAPD Lt. Michael Ling confirmed that Steve-O, whose real name is Stephen Glover, was arrested and is expected to be booked on suspicion of trespassing, setting a firework without a permit, and conspiracy to commit a crime. Investigators are still determining what charges apply, Ling said. 
  
 The apparent stunt prompted annoyance and frustration among public safety officials. More than 30 LAPD officers were called to the scene, and Selma Avenue was shut down. 
  
 "We have other people we need to attend to,” Ling said. “It’s a mess.” 
  
 Glover, 41, brought an inflatable Orca with him to the top of the crane and wore a “Blackfish” T-shirt, making the stunt another of his public demonstrations against SeaWorld. 
  
 Last year, he was charged with a traffic infraction for an anti-SeaWorld stunt in which he defaced a freeway sign in San Diego. He posted a YouTube video in August 2014 showing him climbing up the freeway sign to attach the word "sucks'' after the words "Sea World." 
  
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 "Jackass" star Steve-O was arrested Sunday night after drawing emergency responders to a Hollywood construction site where he climbed a crane towering at least 100 feet above ground in a protest against Seaworld, police said. 
  
 Officers who initially responded to the site were unsure whether the stunt performer needed to be rescued from the crane on Selma Avenue at Gower Street, but firefighters were preparing a cushion in case of a fall, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. 
  
 A heavy rescue crew, several fire trucks and ambulances were sent to the scene about 8 p.m. 
  
 The stunt performer, whose real name is Stephen Glover, was streaming video of himself on Facebook climbing the crane. 
  
 Police said Glover inflated a large killer whale balloon with a message about SeaWorld, and at one point set off fireworks from the tip of the crane. 
  
 On Saturday, Glover posted a photo of himself holding an inflatable whale on his official Instagram account and announced that he would be performing a "big dangerous stunt." 
  
 Last year, he was slapped with a $239 fine after changing a 5 Freeway sign in San Diego to read "SeaWorld Sucks." Glover said his protest was in response to controversy over the 2013 documentary "Blackfish," which criticized SeaWorld's treatment of killer whales. 
  
 During the incident Sunday, he wrote in a Facebook post, "Anyone wanna bail me out of jail?" 
  
 Glover climbed down just before 9 p.m. and was taken into custody, police said. 
  
 As of 9:45 p.m. he had not been booked, but police said he could face several charges including conspiracy to commit a crime, trespassing, setting off explosives - the fireworks - within city limits without a permit and filming for personal gain without a permit. 
  
 "Some of the resources on this hoax could have been devoted to a real emergency," Fire Department spokeswoman Margaret Stewart told The Associated Press. 
  
 Glover's representative didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. A call to SeaWorld has not been returned. 
  
 Glover was held at the LAPD's Hollywood Division station before his release early Monday. A court date was scheduled for Aug. 31, according to jail records. |||||
A:
Resident "Jackass" Steve-O's latest stunt has him facing a litany of charges after the 41-year-old climbed a crane in Hollywood last night in something of a dramatic SeaWorld protest, reports NBC Los Angeles. Teetering at least 100 feet in the air, and live-streaming himself on Facebook, Steve-O inflated an orca balloon emblazoned with "SEAWORLD SUCKS," set off fireworks, shut down the street below, and attracted dozens of first responders who weren't sure if there was a suicide attempt in the works. He was wearing a T-shirt that read "Blackfish," per the LA Times. He climbed down around 9pm. Steve-O, real name Stephen Glover, now faces charges including setting off explosives without a permit, trespassing, conspiracy to commit a crime, and filming without a permit. "We have other people we need to attend to," says an LAPD rep. "It’s a mess." Protesting SeaWorld appears to be one of Steve-O's favorite causes. Last year, he was fined for tagging the word "SUCKS" onto a SeaWorld highway exit sign in San Diego. That stunt was also documented on YouTube.