Bar Fight! Charlie Sheen Dragged Out Of Pub In A Headlock After Fight With Bass Player!
Oct. 12 2015, Updated 7:14 a.m. ET
In the latest of an impressive string of outbursts, Hollywood bad boy Charlie Sheen was carried out of a Dana Point, Calif. pub after getting into a bloody and physical altercation with a bass player!
The fight began when the musician attempted to take a photo of Sheen, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.
The agitated former Two and a Half Men star confronted the fan, and then took his phone and threw it, according to a source!
A fight ensued, leading to Sheen being escorted out of the bar — at the behest of security.
Fans took to social media to share photos they took with the troubled star before the clash.
"#charliesheen just left my work in a #headlock #celebrities #sheen #twoandahalfmen," one fan wrote.
When a friend asked whether Sheen had been kicked out, she responded: "Yeah he got kicked out because he tried to fight the bass player of the band after he tried to take a pic of him."
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When contacted, a member of the bar's security team denied putting Sheen in a headlock, declaring that he was carried out by his arms to ensure that he was "not a danger to others."
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As RadarOnline.com has reported, Sheen has a history of bad boy behavior, recently sharing unkind words about his ex Denise Richards.
Additionally, the actor was hospitalized in June after an epic binge led to chest pains. Sheen's camp has insisted that the medical episode was merely a case of food poisoning.