The actor was charged in April with public intoxication and possession of cocaine and was recorded using the word “Nazi” and an antisemitic slur during his arrest. He later apologized.

Osment issued an apology back in April for the “disgraceful language” he used during his arrest, explaining that “the past few months of loss and displacement” after losing his home in January’s Eaton fire “have broken me down to a very low emotional place.”

The actor was arrested at a ski lodge in April and was charged with alleged public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance.