Haley Joel Osment hurls Jewish slurs at cops, almost loses pants in arrest video

Haley Joel Osment called a police officer an antisemitic slur and a “Nazi” when he was arrested for public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance at a California ski resort earlier this month, as seen in bodycam footage obtained by The Post on Thursday.The “Sixth Sense” star, 37, appeared belligerent and unable to keep his pants up as he struggled with police at Mammoth Mountain in Mammoth Lakes, Calif., on Apr.

8.Osment’s ski pants were strangely unbuttoned, causing them to slide down his waistline as he was being handcuffed and placed under arrest.At one point, he shouted, “I’ve been kidnapped by a f–king Nazi.” He also claimed he was “being attacked” and accused officers of “torturing me.”Cops repeatedly told the Oscar-nominated actor to cooperate, instructing him to “use your legs and stand up.”Osment refused to give officers his name at first — stumbling around the question as they demanded to know his identity.

During the video, Osment said multiple times, “I’m an American,” to which one officer replied, “Well, you’re under arrest now.”In the bodycam footage, police noted finding what they believed to be cocaine residue on money discovered with his room key in his ski helmet.“I think there’s cocaine in that,” one officer stated.While in the back of the cop car and on the way to jail, Osment was heard telling police, “You’re f–kin’ with my life.”He was also caught on camera saying to officers, “You’ll wish you treated me nicer,” before hurling another slur at one of them.

“I was decent to you and you, and you are a f–king k–e,” Osment stated. As he was being brought into the jail, the actor told cops, “Good luck.”Several parts of the video’s audio were redacted.The Post has reached out to Osment’s rep for comment.

Law enforcement and ski patrol responded to a call shortly before 2 p.m.for an allegedly intoxicated person at Mammoth Mountain resort.The Post obt...

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