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Q: “Mighty Ducks” star Shaun Weiss was arrested for public intoxication over the weekend, Fox News can confirm. 
  
 According to a statement released by the Oroville Public Safety Department on Monday, Weiss, 39, “was arrested for being under the influence of drugs” at about 12:47 a.m. on Saturday, August 4 in Oroville, Calif. 
  
 “He was transported and booked into the Butte County Jail,” the statement continued. “He was arrested for intoxication only and no further criminal proceedings are desired at this time.” 
  
 A representative for Weiss did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment. 
  
 In July 2017, the actor, who got his first taste of fame playing goalie Goldberg in the “Mighty Ducks” franchise, was sentenced to spend 150 days in a Los Angeles County jail. 
  
 Weiss’ manager previously confirmed the news to Page Six, saying that the “Ducks” star’s sentence already began, and he remained optimistic about his life after he serves his jail time. 
  
 “Hopefully when he gets out, he will go to rehab so he can stay sober,” the former child star’s rep said at the time. 
  
 According to TMZ, Weiss was arrested for stealing $151 in merchandise from Fry’s Electronics earlier in July. Two days after his arrest, he reportedly pled no contest to petty theft, and was issued the 150-day sentence. It was the actor’s second petty theft offense. 
  
 In addition to the “Mighty Ducks” franchise, which lasted three movies, Weiss previously was featured in “Heavyweights,” “Freaks and Geeks,” “The King of Queens” and “The Tony Danza Show.” 
  
 Fox News’ Tyler McCarthy contributed to this report. ||||| 'Mighty Ducks' Goalie Gets 150 Days in Jail For $151 Theft 
  
 Disney's 'Mighty Ducks' Goalie Busted for Petty Theft 
  
 EXCLUSIVE 
  
 Shaun Weiss -- the guy who played "Mighty Ducks" goalie Goldberg -- is getting major penalty box time in real life for petty theft. 
  
 Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Shaun was at a Fry's Electronics earlier this month and stole $151 in merchandise. Two days after his arrest, he pled no contest to petty theft, and was sentenced to 150 days in L.A. County Jail. 
  
 We're told he got a stiff sentence because this was second petty theft bust. 
  
 His manager, Don Gibble, tells TMZ, "[Shaun] hopes jail will help him, and maybe while he is in jail he will write something." 
  
 Not a diary, but a script or jokes. Shaun's been known to do a little standup. ||||| Mighty Ducks costar Shaun Weiss was arrested early Saturday in Northern California after police found him allegedly high on drugs and acting bizarrely with a flashlight, PEOPLE confirms. 
  
 Weiss, 38, was booked after patrolling officers found him about 12:47 a.m. outside a closed business complex along the main boulevard in Oroville with approximately three other individuals, according to police Lt. Chris Nicodemus. 
  
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 The group was “behaving erratically with flashlights” — such as Weiss shining a light in his own face — and the officers suspected they might be under the influence of alcohol or drugs, Nicodemus says. 
  
 During subsequent contact with the individuals, authorities determined that Weiss was high on drugs, according to Nicodemus, though he did not know which specific substance it was. A blood sample was not taken. 
  
 The actor was held behind bars for a few hours until he sobered up and then was released without charges, Nicodemus says, which is a “routine” occurrence in public intoxication arrests in California. 
  
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 Shaun Weiss in The Mighty Ducks Buena Vista Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection 
  
 He cites a state law permitting just such a release, without charges, in cases of people who are intoxicated and where “no further proceedings are desirable.” 
  
 Nicodemus says Weiss was far from combative at the scene — instead amusing the officers with his humor. He was “witty,” according to the arresting officers with whom Nicodemus spoke. 
  
 This was Weiss’ first contact with Oroville police, Nicodemus says, but it was not his first drug arrest: He was charged with misdemeanor meth possession in California in 2017 and sentenced to 90 days in jail, according to E! News. 
  
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 Weiss is perhaps best known for his role as a child actor playing goalie Greg Goldberg in the The Mighty Ducks films in the ’90s. 
  
 He last appeared on screen in the 2016 short Netflix & Chill, according to IMDB, and his widest-seen release before that was 2008’s Drillbit Taylor, starring Owen Wilson, in which he had a small role. 
  
 Efforts to reach Weiss directly were unsuccessful on Monday. His manager did not immediately return a request for comment. ||||| UPDATE: A Spokesperson for the Burbank Police Department tells E! News that Shaun Weiss was sentenced to 90 days in county jail yesterday after being arrested and charged with meth possession earlier this week. 
  
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 The child actor recently found himself on the wrong side of the law. 
  
 The actor, known for starring as goalie Greg Goldberg in The Mighty Ducks franchise, was arrested and charged with suspected meth possession, a spokesperson with the Burbank Police Department confirms to E! News. 
  
 Weiss was detained on the afternoon of Aug. 2 after authorities were called over concerns of an unknown man allegedly wandering around the property of an apartment building near Warner Bros. studio in Los Angeles. Upon law enforcement arrival, Weiss was found to be in possession of presumed methamphetamine. He was subsequently placed under arrest and booked into the Burbank City jail on one count of drug possession, a misdemeanor. 
  
 E! News has learned Weiss is being held on $10,000 bond and is expected in court today. ||||| Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. 
  
 SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) - The actor who played Goldberg the goalie in "The Mighty Ducks" was arrested over the weekend for public intoxication in Oroville. 
  
 Shaun Weiss was arrested around 1 a.m., but police released him without a citation after he spent a few hours in the drunk tank, according to the Oroville Police Department. 
  
 In a Facebook post, the Oroville Police Department said Weiss was arrested on suspicion of “intoxication only” and “no further criminal proceedings are desired at this time.” 
  
 It was Weiss' mugshot that caught the attention of many people on social media. 
  
 “Oh how the mighty have fallen,” another commented. “This is terrible," one person tweeted. |||||
A: 
A former child star known for his role in The Mighty Ducks found himself in a mighty pickle this weekend with California cops. A statement from the Oroville Public Safety Department cited by Fox News reports Shaun Weiss was arrested for "being under the influence of drugs" shortly after midnight Saturday. Lt. Chris Nicodemus tells People the actor who played goalie Greg Goldberg in the 1992 film was spotted by officers with about three other people near a closed business complex. Nicodemus says the group was "behaving erratically with flashlights," including Weiss putting the spotlight on his own face. After cops suspected Weiss was on drugs, they carted him off to Butte County Jail, where he came down from his alleged high and was then released without charges, Nicodemus says—a "routine" way police in California deal with such cases. "He was arrested for intoxication only and no further criminal proceedings are desired at this time," the Oroville police statement says. KRON reports that what took people on social media aback more than Weiss' arrest was his mugshot, which made him appear far older than his 39 years. "I thought those pictures of Shaun Weiss were a joke," one commenter tweeted. "I can't believe that's really him." This isn't the first time Weiss has run into trouble with the law: TMZ reported last July that Weiss had at least two petty-theft busts under his belt, and in August 2017 Weiss was sentenced to 90 days in jail for meth possession, per E! News.