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Tylor Chase Back on Riverside Streets After Short Involuntary Hold

Under California law, long-term care requires Chase's consent.

Overview

  • Supporters Shaun Weiss and Jacob Harris say Chase was released overnight before a planned transfer to detox.
  • Harris says the hospital stay lasted about 36 hours and that a rehabilitation coach was ready to help, but Chase declined to engage.
  • Weiss alleges a crisis team later found Chase without shoes and "smoking meth" during an evaluation and ultimately did not take him in.
  • Riverside police say they regularly offer treatment, mental health services, and temporary housing that he declines and they cannot compel care absent qualifying criteria.
  • Advocates say a bed at Eleven 11 Recovery remains available and urge the public to give Chase space rather than filming or giving him money or selfies.