‘Little Rascals’ Star Bug Hall Arrested For Allegedly Huffing Air Duster

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Little Rascals star Brandon "Bug" Hall was arrested over the weekend in Texas on suspicion of huffing air duster cans. The 35-year-old actor, best known for his role as Alfalfa in the hit 1994 film based on the classic TV series, was arrested late Saturday night byWeatherford police.

Bug Hall was arrested over Father’s Day weekend after he was allegedly caught inhaling an air duster,  according to In Touch.The 35-year-old, born Brandon Bug Hall-Barnett, was arrested in Weatherford, Texas, on Saturday, June 20.

Bug Hall was arrested over the weekend in Weatherford, Texas.

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Bug Hall, the actor best known for playing the adorable tyke Alfalfa in "Little Rascals," was arrested after he was caught allegedly inhaling an air duster. The actor, whose real name is Brandon Bug Hall-Barnett, 35, was arrested on Saturday in Weatherford, Texas, after cops responded to calls for a "status check" for a possible "overdose poisoning," according to a police report obtained by Fox News.

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