Actor Shia LaBeouf's arrest for trespassing at a Walgreens in Chicago isn't just embarrassing. It ties him to an image he's so desperately dodged.

The morning after the bust of the young star of Transformers and the forthcoming fourth installment of the Indiana Jones franchise, reports are out that LeBeouf was partying down at Chi-town's Underground night club until about 2 a.m. before wearing out his welcome at the nearby drug store (in his defense, choosing a flavor of beef jerky in those scenarios is a total mind-bender). He was in Chicago to start shooting Eagle Eye.

This is the kid who, in April, just shy of his 21st birthday detailed his buckle-down values for People. Asked specifically if he's a big clubber, the young actor replied, "It seems like a really cheap thrill. It seems stupid. I could have a way better party at my house with a barbecue and football or at a hotel. You don't have to be in the public with everything. There's ways to have fun and still not jeopardize your situation...." He continued, "My partying is, like, lame. We sit around and watch movies, man. We'll have Death Wish parties or we'll have a whole Charles Bronson night. This is a family house. I'm not some solo dude living on the Sunset Strip and inviting a bunch of club kids to my house and having private little vampire parties at my house."

To be fair, LeBeouf only promised not to have "a drop" until Indy 4 wrapped. And it has.

We hate to say we told you so, but in our October issue, our own Graphologist, Dale Hrabi, peered into the actor's future via his autograph, reporting that "he's given to irrational rages," noting that pen strokes ending in hooks or blots are classic signs of irritability and repressed anger. We also noted his wild sign-off indicates "a tendency toward self-sabotage."