Actor Charlie Sheen Leaves Hospital
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Two days after an overdose sent him to the emergency room, actor Charlie Sheen left the hospital Friday.
Sheen, 32, was rushed by paramedics to Los Robles Regional Medical Center on Wednesday after mixing alcohol and drugs, hospital officials said.
“He was in very bad shape--too much booze, too much drugs,” hospital spokeswoman Kris Carraway-Bowman said. “He had a very bad hangover. I don’t even know if he remembers what he took.”
The star of “Wall Street” and “Hot Shots” was up and around by Friday morning and relatives took him home about 4:15 p.m., hospital officials said.
“Hopefully, he’ll go into rehabilitation,” the spokeswoman said. “But he’s an adult and it’s his choice.”
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