Jackass franchise star Bam Margera was reported missing this past Monday (June 13) after prematurely leaving a Florida rehab facility that he was reportedly attending under court order.
As reported by TMZ, Margera told the facility's manager that he was displeased with their services and would be "checking himself into a different rehab centre in the area" before leaving the premises in a black sedan.
Employees at the facility made clear that Margera did not appear to be a "danger to himself or others," but the missing person report was necessary due to the court order.
Police reportedly searched for Margera unsuccessfully following the report, though it's not believed that he's in any sort of crisis. Since leaving the facility, Margera has even posted on his Instagram account, posing for a photo with his new AA sponsor.
As TMZ notes, Margera's friends and family are reportedly working on getting him back to the facility. Last month, Margera commemorated his completion of a 12-month treatment program for substance abuse in Florida. It was reported at the time that he would be entering an outpatient program for several additional months.
Earlier this year, Margera reportedly settled his wrongful termination lawsuit against Johnny Knoxville, Spike Jonze, Jeff Tremaine, Paramount Pictures, Dickhouse Entertainment, Gorilla Flicks and MTV.
As reported by TMZ, Margera told the facility's manager that he was displeased with their services and would be "checking himself into a different rehab centre in the area" before leaving the premises in a black sedan.
Employees at the facility made clear that Margera did not appear to be a "danger to himself or others," but the missing person report was necessary due to the court order.
Police reportedly searched for Margera unsuccessfully following the report, though it's not believed that he's in any sort of crisis. Since leaving the facility, Margera has even posted on his Instagram account, posing for a photo with his new AA sponsor.
As TMZ notes, Margera's friends and family are reportedly working on getting him back to the facility. Last month, Margera commemorated his completion of a 12-month treatment program for substance abuse in Florida. It was reported at the time that he would be entering an outpatient program for several additional months.
Earlier this year, Margera reportedly settled his wrongful termination lawsuit against Johnny Knoxville, Spike Jonze, Jeff Tremaine, Paramount Pictures, Dickhouse Entertainment, Gorilla Flicks and MTV.
