Zachery Ty Bryan
“Listen who’s hammering” star arrested again
Zachery Ty Bryan got in trouble with the law again.
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Two years after a court verdict on assault charges, Zachery Ty Bryan was arrested again on domestic violence charges.
Zachery Ty Bryan (41) was arrested again for domestic violence. The “Listen who’s hammering” star is sitting according to the online portal “TMZ” in a prison in Eugene, Oregon. He is charged with aggravated assault and violating an Abuse Prevention Act. This means he allegedly assaulted a person who previously obtained a restraining order.
According to TMZ, police in Eugene received a call on Friday (July 28) reporting a domestic altercation between a man and a woman. When police arrived, Zachery Ty Bryan was not at the scene. She later arrested the actor. It is not known who the alleged victim is.
Arrested for assault three years ago
Three years ago, Zachery Ty Bryan was arrested for similar offenses. In October 2020, the actor allegedly attacked his then-girlfriend. He was charged with fourth-degree assault and allegedly choking his girlfriend. He is said to have taken her phone away to prevent her from calling for help.
In court in 2021, Bryan pleaded guilty to two counts: threats and assault. Six other charges were dropped. Zachery Ty Bryan was sentenced to three years probation.
Decline of career after “Listen who’s hammering”
Zachery Ty Bryan started his career as a child actor in the early 1990s. The breakthrough came in 1991 with “Listen, who’s hammering”. In the cult sitcom he played Brad, the eldest son of Tim Taylor, the do-it-yourself king played by Tim Allen (70). After the end of the series in 1999, Zachery Ty Bryan did not have any major roles. In 2006, he had a minor appearance in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.
Off the camera, the father of seven built his fortune in the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. But then came the negative headlines. 2023 reported “The Hollywood Reporter” about itthat Bryan is said to have run a fraudulent start-up program. He is said to have cheated investors with fake contracts for a total of $ 50,000.