Overview
- Hawaii Police Department records show Penn was arrested at his Hilo home late Sunday on a charge of “abuse of a family or household member: offensive physical contact.”
- Penn posted video on Instagram depicting officers confronting him in bed and detaining him after they cited alleged harassment.
- He was released on $2,000 bail early Monday and is scheduled to appear in Hawaii district court today.
- In recent weeks, the ex-UFC champion has accused family members of identity theft and impersonation in a series of social media rants.
- Former UFC fighter Brendan Schaub publicly urged Penn to seek professional help amid growing concerns over his erratic behavior.