Jackass star Brandon "Bam" Margera is needed by police after he allegedly punched his brother within the face throughout a "physical confrontation" at their house.

Margera, a US TV persona and former skilled skateboarder, fled the Philadelphia property on foot by dense woods earlier than troopers arrived, police stated.

Officers have been referred to as to the deal with in Pocopson Township, Chester County, in response to a reported home disturbance shortly earlier than 11am native time (4pm UK time) on Sunday.

An investigation discovered Margera was "involved in a physical confrontation" and the sufferer "suffered minor injuries", police stated.

Margera's brother Jesse stated the previous Jackass star pounded on and kicked his locked bed room door on the morning of the alleged assault, court docket paperwork present.

Jesse Margera additionally stated his brother punched him within the eye, nostril and ear through the alleged confrontation of their kitchen.

He additionally says he discovered a threatening handwritten be aware signed "Bam", in line with a police assertion.

An arrest warrant has been issued and police are on the lookout for Margera.

The 43-year-old is charged with easy assault, harassment, and 4 counts of "terroristic threats".

Officers have urged anybody with data on his whereabouts to contact them.

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Margera was one of many authentic stars of Jackass, the MTV sequence that featured Johnny Knoxville and his pals finishing up stunts and pranks on one another and the general public.

He appeared in subsequent Jackass TV sequence and movies however was reportedly issued with a short lived restraining order in 2021 by the director of the franchise.

His relationship with the franchise had turn out to be more and more strained after he was fired through the manufacturing of the fourth instalment of the Jackass films for refusing to go to his contractually-obliged rehab.

Margera launched authorized motion in opposition to Paramount Pictures, Jackass director Jeff Tremaine and troupe co-creators Johnny Knoxville and Spike Jonze, alleging he was illegally dismissed.

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