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           Amanda Bynes Detained for Mental Evaluation

In the wake of being included in an unsettling influence final night in Thousand Oaks, Calif., Amanda Bynes tends to be kept for a mental health assessment, a Ventura County Sheriff's Office agent has affirmed to ABC News. The 5150 automatic hold permits a qualified officer to bind an individual for 72 hours who is regarded to have an emotional instability that makes them a peril to themselves or others. 

The proclamation said agents explored the occurrence, which occurred in a private neighborhood, and verified that Bynes, 27, met that criteria. The way of the occurrence was not depicted. 

See Amanda Bynes Arrive to Court in Blue Wig 

Bynes was in a New York court prior this month for charges of neglectful danger, messing with confirmation and maryjane ownership, accompanying a May capture. 

The "Easy A" star was captured after supposedly tossing a bong out of her pad window. The hearing for that case was deferred until late September