In a shocking turn of events, veteran actor Fred Willard, 72, was arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department at the Tiki Theatre on Santa Monica Boulevard.
The arrest took place around 8 p.m. when officers caught Willard with his pants down.
However, Willard’s spokesman staunchly defended the actor, stating that they believe he did not violate any laws and they will work tirelessly to clear his name.
Kazi Jafor, the theater manager, witnessed the arrest and described Willard as frightened.
He also mentioned that there are rules posted at the theater’s entrance, instructing patrons on appropriate behavior.
The police often monitor adult theaters to ensure there are no illicit activities taking place within commercial establishments.
The news of Willard’s arrest has shaken Hollywood, as he is highly respected in the industry.
Known for his memorable roles in films such as “Best in Show,” “Anchorman,” and “Waiting for Guffman,” Willard has received critical acclaim throughout his career.
He has been nominated for Emmys four times for his guest appearances on popular shows like “Modern Family” and “Everybody Loves Raymond.”
Despite his recent arrest, Willard’s show “Trust Us With Your Life” will continue to air as scheduled, according to an ABC spokesman.
Following the arrest, PBS has decided to drop Willard from their show “Market Warriors,” where he served as the host and narrator.
This development has further impacted Willard’s professional life, adding to the already dramatic circumstances surrounding his arrest.
The incident has not only affected Willard personally and professionally but has also garnered attention from various media outlets.
Celebrity columnist Jeannie Wolfe expressed her sympathy for the actor, stating that she cannot make
