Griffin O’Neal is in police crosshairs again.

A San Diego judge issued a bench warrant on Thursday for the arrest of actor Ryan O’Neal’s oldest son after he was MIA at a sentencing hearing in his DUI and weapons case.

No word on his current whereabouts.

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Per the San Diego Union-Tribune, Superior Court Judge Eugenia Eyherabide granted a request for a $100,000 bench warrant after the former “Escape Artist” star failed to appear and learn his fate stemming from his August head-on crash in San Pasqual, Calif.

Jeremy London will fly away all right — to the slammer if authorities prove the allegations against him.

Prosecutors in Riverside, Calif., have charged the ex-”Party of Five” and “Seventh Heaven” star with domestic violence stemming from the scuffle he got into last month with his estranged wife Melissa Cunningham.

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A rep for the Riverside District Attorney’s Office said prosecutors filed the misdemeanor count two days ago after London’s baby mama filed a police report alleging the actor assaulted her outside her home on Nov. 18 when the two got into an argument over custody of their child. A warrant was subsequently issued for his arrest — standard in such cases.

(EW.com) — Lifetime will put John Walsh back to work: The network announced today that it has picked up “America’s Most Wanted.”

The show that began its run on the Fox owned and operated stations and then moved to the network will return for its 25th season later this year on Lifetime. (In May, Fox canceled the show as a weekly Saturday series because the show was no longer profitable but it will still air quarterly specials — the first of which will bow in October.)

David Dayan Fisher, best known for his TV roles in “NCIS” and “24″ and as the villain in “National Treasure,” was booked on felony battery charges for allegedly attacking his neighbor, the LAPD’s Hollywood Station confirms to E! News.

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According to Hollywood police, Fisher was involved in a dispute Thursday with his neighbor over whether some swimming pool towels had been hung up.

The actor allegedly struck and choked the victim, who is currently in the hospital going through tests.

VANCOUVER, B.C. — Investigators are examining the taxi from the Canadian edition of the TV show “Cash Cab” to see whether it had a mechanical defect that may have contributed to a fatal pedestrian accident, police said Tuesday.

A member of the show’s technical crew was driving the vehicle back to
a storage facility late on Saturday when he ran into a 61-year-old man
in a crosswalk in Vancouver, city police said. The man died in a local
hospital on Sunday.

Vancouver police constable Lindsey Houghton said no charges have been
brought in the case and there was no indication that alcohol or weather
played a role in the accident.

Former “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” star Gary Dourdan was arrested early Monday morning.

A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to Access Hollywood that the actor was arrested at 3:55 a.m. in West Los Angeles.

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A source told Access that the actor was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.

NEW YORK — This week marks the final weekly airing of “America’s Most Wanted” on the Fox network after 23 years and 1,153 fugitives nabbed.

“I don’t think it’s hit me yet,” said John Walsh, the host and driving force of what he turned into a nationwide crime watch. “Saturday when I see the last show — that’s gonna be painful.”

But that broadcast, which airs at 9 p.m. EDT, is billed as the season finale — not the series conclusion — on the “AMW” website.

Hundreds of thousands hoped to score one of the 13,000 tickets to Oprah Winfrey’s final shows, but only one man (as far as we know) staged a robbery in an attempt to be part of the “Surprise Oprah! A Farewell Spectacular” on Tuesday.

NEW YORK — As Charlie Sheen continued to rant on, his bosses at “Two and a Half Men” seemed prepared Friday to move on. The network’s decision to stop production of television’s most popular sitcom this season — and maybe for good — has multimillion-dollar implications for CBS and producer Warner Bros. Television, but it’s hardly fatal.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — An Anchorage, Alaska, woman is charged with child abuse because of a “Dr.Phil” TV show appearance in which the audience saw video of her disciplining a 7-year-old son by putting hot sauce in his mouth and forcing him into a cold shower.

The methods chosen by Jessica Beagley were unreasonable, said municipal prosecutor Cynthia Franklin.

The lawyer for the 36-year-old mother said the city is intruding into a family matter.