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Tylor Chase Released After 72-Hour Hold, Seen Back on Streets as Friends Push Rehab

Legal limits on involuntary psychiatric care prevented a longer hospital stay.

Overview

  • Crisis teams in Southern California placed the 36-year-old under a 72-hour psychiatric detention around Christmas and later released him in Riverside.
  • During a mental-health evaluation, he was seen smoking methamphetamine, according to friend Shaun Weiss, yet evaluators found no immediate danger requiring continued hold.
  • After discharge, witnesses and friends reported he returned to living on the streets rather than entering sustained treatment.
  • Weiss says a detox and rehab bed in San Clemente is ready but requires Chase’s voluntary consent, and he criticized the hospital for releasing him without notifying supporters.
  • Earlier efforts included a motel room arranged by former co-star Daniel Curtis Lee that was later reported damaged, and entrepreneur Jacob “Jake” Harris contacting a crisis center on Christmas to initiate help.