Theresa Randle arrested for felony assault at LA home, source says she was 'irate, far from cooperative'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Actress Theresa Randle was arrested at her Los Angeles home following an alleged felony assault on October 7.

Police had to respond to her residence twice after receiving reports of a domestic issue, reports said.

Officers returned for second to arrest Theresa Randle 

According to law enforcement sources, TMZ reported, officers were first called to an LA area home on October 5 for an alleged assault.

However, when they arrived, Randle was gone by that time" and they filed a report.

Two days later, on October 7, officers were called back to the same residence for a possible domestic disturbance and a potential restraining order violation, it reported.

This time, Randle was found at the scene and was arrested by police on felony assault in connection with the October 5 incident.

According to the publication, Randle was "irate and far from cooperative during the booking process," as told by law enforcement sources.

Court rejects case after Theresa Randle's arrest

On Wednesday, October 9, Theresa Randle appeared in court, but the District Attorney decided to reject the case, the publication reported, citing law enforcement.

Randle has not publicly commented on the incident. She is  best known for her roles in films such as the 'Bad Boys' franchise, 'Spawn', 'Space Jam', and TV shows like 'Seinfeld'.

In May 2023, it was revealed that she would not return for 'Bad Boys 4' and was replaced by actress Tasha Smith. Concerns about her health were raised earlier this year after a video of her using a walker went viral.

Theresa Randle's concerning video

Publicist Roger Neal, who represented Theresa Randle over a decade ago, commented on the viral footage, saying, "That's definitely her. 100 percent."

Neal told Radar Online that despite receiving inquiries about her, he no longer has up-to-date contact information for her.

In the video, Randle is seen sitting in a walker, wearing a Disneyland sweater and disposable gloves, while talking with locals.

Neal couldn’t confirm whether she was homeless, adding that “she didn’t appear to be in a 'bad way' simply based on the video."

However, someone online claimed she was using the walker due to a broken femur and was downtown helping the Skid Row community. "People are so rude and always pass judgment not even knowing the situation," they added, as per Daily Mail.