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Former Nickelodeon Actor Tylor Chase Released From 72-Hour Hold, Seen Back on Riverside Streets

California law limits involuntary treatment, leaving offers of help to depend on his consent.

Overview

  • Reports from media and police indicate he was discharged after a short psychiatric evaluation rather than transferred to a planned rehab placement organized by friends.
  • Shaun Weiss says crisis teams observed Chase smoking methamphetamine during an evaluation conducted outdoors in cold conditions.
  • Riverside police spokesperson Ryan Railsback says authorities cannot compel long‑term care unless he is legally deemed gravely disabled or an immediate danger.
  • Daniel Curtis Lee previously secured temporary lodging, and supporters continue arranging shelter and treatment options, including a bed offered at Eleven 11 Recovery in San Clemente.
  • Sean Astin has reached out to help, while Weiss and former co‑stars are engaging SAG‑AFTRA and local officials to coordinate further assistance.