After being arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department on July 1, Carroll appeared before Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Francis Bennett II and agreed to waive his right to future court appearances.
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Multifamily investor Patrick Carroll is arraigned in a Los Angeles court on a felony charge dating back to early July. the real deal the report said.
The Llorrac Holdings founder was charged with eluding police and carrying a loaded firearm in public following his arrest on July 1, court records show.
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Carroll reportedly appeared before Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Francis Bennett II on Tuesday and agreed to waive his right to future court appearances because he lives out of state (Carroll lives in Florida) and agreed to waive medical Check with his attorney for rights.
The investors’ next court date is scheduled for September 10.
Blair Berk, criminal defense attorney at Berk Brettler, represented Carroll in the case. Burke’s past celebrity clients include Kanye West, Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio and Channing Tatuto.
Carroll did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Before his arrest on July 1, Carroll led the Los Angeles Police Department on a chase, first on a highway and then on foot, WSVN 7News reported. The Los Angeles Police Department reportedly recovered a weapon from him at the scene and charged him with driving under the influence. Carroll was released on $75,000 bail on July 3, according to court records.
Carroll shared an update on his arrest on Instagram. One of the updates included sharing a July 7 letter from the Beverly Hills Rehabilitation Agency, which said the agency was working with Carroll to treat his mental health and post-traumatic stress disorder.
The article drew a circle around a text noting that the agency was conducting a comprehensive psychological evaluation and added text from Carroll that read: “I always stand up…”
Carroll has recently undergone other mental health evaluations, including one ordered by a Florida court last spring after gunshots were reportedly heard coming from his home. The investor was also arrested last October after being accused of assault by two Gold Rush Cabaret employees.
Carroll has been in Los Angeles for about two months, according to his social media activity, but it’s unclear why he’s spending time at the West Coast Entertainment Center. In early July, Carroll said on social media that he was considering a massive redevelopment in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood that could include bringing “entertainment operations there.”
Last year, Carroll sold the Carroll organization to RMR Group for $80 million. As part of the deal, he gave up his stake in the company he founded in 2004 and severed all ties.
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