‘Jackass’ Star Flees Pennsylvania ‘Castle’ After Attacking Brother, Threatening ‘To Kill’ Household: Authorities

Pennsylvania state troopers initiated a manhunt Sunday for former “Jackass” star Brandon “Bam” Margera after he allegedly attacked his brother and threatened to kill him and several others, including their father, according to police.   

Margera, 43, who also starred in his own MTV series dubbed “Viva La Bam,” faces six misdemeanor charges, including one charge of simple assault, one charge of harassment, and four charges of terroristic threats “with intention to terrorize another” a criminal complaint reads. 

Around 11:00 a.m., state troopers responded to a domestic disturbance at Margera’s $ 1.1 million Pocopson Township home, called “Castle Bam,” in Chester County after the “Jackass” personality allegedly had gotten into an altercation with his brother, Jesse Margera, three hours earlier. According to the complaint, Bam pounded and kicked his brother’s locked bedroom door and left a signed note threatening Jesse that read, “If you even f***ing think of calling the police on me I will officially f*** you up.” 

Jesse, 44, who plays drums for American punk band CKYtold police he eventually walked into the kitchen, where he found Bam urinating in the kitchen sink. The complaint alleges Bam started attacking Jesse in the face and body, leaving visible injuries on his face and right arm.

After the alleged altercation ended between the two brothers, Jesse told police that Bam threatened him, saying, “I’ll kill you. I’ll put a bullet in your head.” Bam allegedly threatened to “kill everyone in the house,” police wrote in the complaint, which included their father, Phillip Margera Jr., and two females.

When troopers arrived at the Margera home, authorities witnessed Bam fleeing the scene on foot toward the back of the property through a dense-wooded area. By the time several troopers had followed him into the woods, Bam had already disappeared.

Bam’s charges come amid a long history of legal problems and substance abuse issues, according to The Daily Mail. Recent charges include a “drunk in public” arrest, domestic violence, and a current lawsuit from a neighbor who claims Bam threatened him with brass knuckles.

His wife, Nikki Margera, reportedly filed for divorce in February of this year, alleging Bam was not sober during a visit to their 5-year-old son Phoenix. She told TMZ the visit “was scary . . .and even more scary for Phoenix” when their last visit “went reasonably well” just 24 hours earlier. 

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Nikki requested legal and physical custody of their son but would allow supervised visitation with him in Los Angeles.

“This is the umpteenth time that Bam takes one step forward and ten steps back,” she said.

Pennsylvania State Police issued an arrest warrant for Bam and have asked the public to call 610-268-2022 for any help or information regarding his whereabouts as they continue searching for him.

Biden Makes Reelection Bid Official At Age 80

President Joe Biden made it official early Tuesday: He will run for reelection in 2024, despite the fact that he would be 86 at the end of a second term in the White House.

Biden has widely been expected to announce the bid, even though his first term has been plagued by foreign and domestic policy missteps and an approval rating stuck in the low 40-percent range. He made the announcement in a video shot earlier this month at his Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, vacation home.

“Joe and Kamala are running for reelection, and we need your help to spread the word. Share this video with your friends!” the video announced.

Biden already faces a primary challenge from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and there have been rumors that California Governor Gavin Newsom and West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin could enter the race. However, the Democratic National Committee has already declared it will not sponsor in debates and that it is fully behind Biden.

Biden is scheduled to meet with key donors on Friday. His campaign message is likely to emphasize his “Build Back Better” Infrastructure plan and his response to the COVID pandemic.

The Republican field could expand, but as it shapes up now, Biden is likely to face a rematch with former President Trump, who leads by a wide margin in polls. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is expected to announce his bid in the coming weeks and could pose a challenge to Trump.

At 80, Biden is already the oldest president in history. He moves stiffly, takes a record amount of vacation time, and often loses his train of thought while speaking in public. Should he win reelection, he will be 86 when he leaves office in January 2029.

A recent Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll showed that just a quarter of Americans want Biden to run again, including less than half of Democrats. Biden’s approval rating is 43% in the Real Clear Politics polling average.