Actor, Andy Dick arrested for allegedly hitting boyfriend with liquor bottle

Comedian and actor Andy Dick has been arrested for domestic battery, with reports saying he allegedly smacked a bottle of liquor over the head of his boyfriend.

The latest incident took place earlier this week when an altercation with his boyfriend escalated into a phyiscal brawl.

Law enforcement sources told TMZ that the fight resulted in Andy hitting his partner in the head with a liquor bottle leaving a deep cut. The actor was arrested for felony domestic battery, although he was released a few hours later after paying the $50,000 bond.

This isn’t the first time Andy is going berserk. Sources told TMZ that this is the second time in two months cops were called to Dick’s home over domestic issues.

In October, he was reportedly busted when he allegedly hit his boyfriend in the face with a frying pan.

In July, he was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly attacking his lover with a metal chair.

His fiancée at the time then called off their engagement, with Elisa Jordana saying she “did love Andy at one point” but that things turned “bad” for the pair after he consistently turned to his ex-lover Lucas Crawford.

In 2019, Dick was charged with groping a driver from a ride-hailing service. But the groping charges don’t stop there.

In 2018, he pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor sexual battery after allegedly groping a woman’s buttocks.

He was also axed from an indie movie the year before after being accused of groping cast and crew members. He denied the claims but admitted, “I might have kissed somebody on the cheek to say goodbye and then licked them.” He also copped to propositioning people for sex.

In 2014, Dick crashed a share house, ran naked through Montauk and unsuccessfully tried to engage in a threesome by allegedly groping a woman’s husband.

In what was seemingly an attempt to wrestle with his demons, he launched a podcast called “ADickted to Love” this year, where he was planning to talk with doctors, therapists, spiritual leaders and recovery specialists to help him shape up.

Results were mixed: He told one of said experts in the very first episode, “I think I am f–king fine, doctor.”

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