UPDATE: An NYPD spokesperson tells
 Us Weekly that
 Shia LeBeouf "has
 been charged with disorderly conduct. He was also charged with criminal
 trespass. While at Studio 54 he was upsetting patrons, being loud and 
yelling. He'll be jailed. There will be a court appearance for this 
matter."
 
"Shia seemed out of sorts," a 
source tells Us. "He was interacting with strangers during the show and 
slapping peoples' backsides. He was trying to avoid the police and fell.
 Then he was cursing at the police while being taken into custody."
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Shia LaBeouf was handcuffed and escorted out of a production of Cabaret in New York City on June 26, a source confirms to Us Weekly.

The 28-year-old was reportedly being "disruptive" during the Broadway production which stars 
Michelle Williams and 
Alan Cumming. A show source tells Us: "He was disruptive during act one and escorted out of Studio 54 at intermission."
 
As to what exactly the actor was
 doing, another source tells Us LeBeouf was "harassing audience members,
 harassing actors on the stage, and chain smoking inside the theater."
A NYPD PIO officer confirms to 
Us: "He was removed from Studio 54 and taken to a local precinct. No 
charges have been filed as of yet."
According to Broadway World, bystanders on the street where LeBeouf exited say the Transformers actor was "in tears when taken away by police."
A rep for LeBeouf could not be reached.

Late Thursday night, Lena Dunham
 sounded off on the incident on Twitter, writing, "I feel you Shia: In 
1993 I was carried out of Les Mis screaming because I couldn't handle 
the intimations of death." She added in a second tweet: "'You know 
you're a f--kin' G when you're arrested during Cabaret.'--Gillian 
Jacobs."