DRIVING WHILE FAMOUS: Celebrities Who Did Dumb Stuff Behind The Wheel

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The world of A-list celebrities has become something of a joke in recent years.

People like Paris Hilton have managed to secure world-wide fame by having sex on tape and by having a rich dad. It's pretty ridiculous.

But thankfully, there is salvation, as these "celebrities" are often just socialites, meaning they typically get themselves into quite a mess of an evening.

So with that being said, here’s a quick run-down of some of the most infamous celebrities who were caught behind the wheel being very naughty, indeed.

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Steven Seagal, Arizona Sheriff Sued For Driving Tank Into Home, Killing Puppy

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An Arizona man has sued action star-turned vigilante crime fighter Steven Seagal and Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio for allegedly killing his puppy and driving a tank into his home in a massive raid earlier this year, according to TMZ.

In March, Arpaio and officers decked out in full riot gear conducted a raid on the home of Jesus Sanchez Llovera to break up a suspected cock fighting farm, bringing along Seagal, who drove onto the scene in a tank. According to Llovera, the police carried out an "unfounded" raid that significantly damaged his home, and that they shot and killed his 11-month old puppy and around 100 roosters.

Llovera contends that his roosters are raised for show, not sport. He is seeking $100,000 in damages, as well as a written apology from Seagal.

Seagal, whom Arpaio had recently deputized to purportedly combat illegal immigration, had joined the raid as part of his reality TV show, Steven Seagal Lawman. That show is billed as, "[allowing] fans to ride shotgun with Seagal as he and his hand-selected elite team of deputies respond to crimes-in-progress."

Seagal's film crew caught the event on tape, and a local news outlet caught some of the aftermath.

"I came in on the 150 [tank] and we broke down the gate," Seagal told Phoenix's KNXV. "I deployed out on the side of the house, and guarded one side of the house, to see if anyone would run out."

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