Tylor Chase grabbed the attention with his iconic role as a child actor in Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide, and in the following years, he starred in several projects before going MIA from the industry. In a 2015 video, he talked about suffering from BPD (bipolar disorder), and eventually, he was missing from the limelight.
It most recently happened that several clips of him surfaced on social media, wherein he was seen in tattered clothes, while being on the streets of California. Along with the clips being viral, people started questioning the authorities about why they didn’t take the necessary steps to help Tylor. Well, the authorities now have a reply to the same.
Officials reveal what stopped them from helping Tylor Chase
In an interview with PEOPLE, Riverside Police Chief Larry Gonzalez shared details about their encounter with Tylor Chase. Larry said that they have been witnessing Tylor in this state for several years now, and it’s not limited to Riverside across California. Larry further mentioned that with the clips going viral, it’s clear that Chase has been suffering from mental illness and substance abuse, but the main issue is that the services that they provide are mainly built on personal choices, and thus, one should accept it voluntarily. Larry mentioned:
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