'Home Improvement' Zachery Ty Bryan Lands Second DUI Charge In 2024

Zachery Ty Bryan has added another count to his growing rap sheet.

The "Home Improvement"star caught a double booking in his encounter with law enforcement for the second time this year.

Zachery Ty Bryan's recent arrest comes after he clashed with the law last year when he was thrown into police custody for a felony assault.

The arrest happened in Oklahoma, where he was caught driving intoxicated shortly after a prior sighting of him in the back seat of another guy. Following the unsettling development, the police decided to pull him aside at the traffic light, where he told the officer he was intoxicated.

Tape recordings from the arrest confirmed that Bryan admitted to driving under the influence. He was then removed from the car to take a sobriety test, after which he claimed his soberness was at 5 out of 10.

Bryan also reportedly refused to use a breathalyzer at the scene of his arrest. TMZ shared that he was booked into the Custer County Jail after 8:30 a.m. Friday.

The former child actor got into trouble with the police back in February. The Blast noted that according to reports, La Quinta police conducted a traffic stop at around 2 a.m. on Saturday when they discovered a vehicle involved in a "traffic collision."

Bryan was then discovered in the vehicle, where he reportedly showed signs of being heavily intoxicated and incapable of holding a conversation or driving a car.

Bryan was charged with both a misdemeanor, "contempt of court," and a felony for operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. He was then booked into a Riverside County jail. 

Last year, Bryan was arrested in Eugene, Oregon, on July 28 with fourth-degree felony assault, third-degree robbery, and harassment. Following the arrest, his lawyer declared:

"Presumption of innocence is extremely important, and people should withhold judgment until they see what the actual facts are."

The Eugene Police Department also confirmed the actor's arrest for a felony in a released statement. It read:

"At around 6:00 p.m. on July 28, Eugene Police received a report of a physical dispute between a male and adult female at a north Eugene residence. The dispute was reported to have occurred several hours prior, and the suspect, identified as Zachery Ty Bryan, age 41, of Laguna Beach, California, had left the location."

The Eugene Police Department noted the reports and subsequently contacted Bryan in the area and lodged him at Lane County Jail on a charge of assault in the Fourth Degree APA (Abuse Prevention Act).

Bryan's arrest last year happened two years after he was arrested in 2020 for 4th-degree assault and alleged strangulation. In 2021, the actor pled guilty to two counts of misdemeanor, while six others were dismissed.

Following his admission, he was sentenced to 36 months of bench probation, with conditions of probation including the program Bridges2Safety and no contact with the victim as well as the other standard conditions in a domestic violence sentencing."

Bryan was accused of fraudulently taking about $109k from the ex-partner by falsely cooking up a contract in a 2021 movie called "Warning."

The Blast reported that the ex-partner filed a lawsuit demanding that Bryan's financial information be reviewed. He was served with "an enforcement of judgment" request last August, which read:

"YOU ARE ORDERED TO APPEAR personally before this court, or before a referee appointed by the court, to furnish information to aid in the enforcement of a money judgment against you."

The ex-partner reportedly wanted Bryan to show up to the scheduled court date on November 2, 2023 in Los Angeles.