John Stamos Charged With Misdemeanor for Driving Under the Influence of Drugs

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John Stamos was charged with one misdemeanor count of driving under the influence of drugs, according to the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office. Stamos will be arraigned Friday at 8:30 a.m. and could face up to six months of jail time if convicted.


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ET previously reported
that Stamos was arrested and cited for driving under the influence on June 12, after the Beverly Hills Police Department received numerous calls reporting a suspicious DUI driver  near Canon Drive and Brighton Way.

The police said that they stopped the 52-year-old actor and transported him to a local hospital for further observation. He was arrested after it was determined he was in fact under the influence.

A month later, ET learned that the 52-year-old actor was in rehab for substance abuse after he pulled out of an Emmys Nominations co-hosting gig.


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The actor took to Twitter after his month-long stint, however, to let fans know he was doing just fine.

"I'm back!," he tweeted. "Took a month to take care of things. Healthy. Feeling grateful for the love & support of family & friends."

Stamos is currently back to work on his FOX comedy, Grandfathered, as well as Fuller House, the highly anticipated 13 episode series reboot of Full House, which will stream on Netflix next year. While he was in rehab, ET chatted with Stamos' co-star Candace Cameron Bure, who poured out support for her on-screen uncle.


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"I love him. We love him. And if this is what he needs to spend time to get things together we're all supportive and glad he's there and know that things will be good when he comes back," she said. "I support him, and we'll support him." Watch the video below to hear more.

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