The multifamily investor has had multiple run-ins with police in Miami and Los Angeles in recent months over disorderly conduct involving firearms, drunken driving and assault charges.
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Multifamily investor Patrick Carroll was released from custody by the Los Angeles Police Department on Wednesday after being arrested earlier this week. the real deal reported.
Carroll has been under scrutiny over the past few months following a series of incidents in Miami and now Los Angeles.
Carroll led police on a futile chase Monday before authorities arrested him on felony charges, according to police records.
According to Miami’s WSVN 7News, Carroll first tried to elude LAPD during a freeway car chase and then on foot before officers caught up and arrested him. According to reports, Carroll was arrested for drunk driving and police also recovered weapons from him at the scene.
He was released Wednesday on his own recognizance, meaning he does not require bail or a bond, according to Los Angeles County Sheriff’s records.
Other incidents Carroll was involved in last year involved his use of firearms and disorderly conduct.
In October, Carroll was arrested in Miami on felony battery charges after two Cold Rush Cabaret employees claimed he assaulted them. In March, he was also forced to undergo a mental health evaluation after a neighbor reported a shooting near the investor’s Miami Beach home.
Carroll claimed to police at the time that he was “conducting a gun safety demonstration” by filming a video and firing blanks from a shotgun.
Due to her behavior, Carroll has now been banned from several Miami restaurants, including Carbone, Hiyakawa Miami and Cote Miami.
According to his Instagram account, Carroll appears to have been in Los Angeles for about a month and intends to extend his stay for at least another month, but the reason is unclear. In his posts, Carroll can be seen frequenting luxury retail destinations like Rodeo Drive and Melrose Avenue.
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 and severed ties. Carroll founded the multifamily company in 2004.
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