Timothy Busfield‘s arrest warrant isn’t the first time he’s been embroiled in legal drama regarding allegations of child sexual abuse — a judge orderedthe actor to pay $150K for an unsuccessful defamation lawsuit years ago.

Here’s the deal … back in 1996, Busfield filed a lawsuit against the law firm Messerli & Kramer, claiming they made up a story about him sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl while shooting the 1994 movie “Little Big League,” according to a report from Deseret News published at the time.

The alleged victim was an extra on the film, which Busfield starred in … and he reportedly settled the lawsuit for an undisclosed amount.

As you know … prosecutors in New Mexico have issued a warrant for Busfield’s arrest, alleging he sexually abused two underage boys while filming “The Cleaning Lady.”

Police in Albuquerque told us they started investigating Busfield in late 2024 … and the warrant was issued Friday. We’re told cops hope the actor turns himself in.

Busfield is married to actress Melissa Gilbert … who spoke out against child sex abuse just a few weeks before the warrant was issued.

Zara Larsson‘s drawing a line in the sand … telling fans she loves a lot of controversial people and activities — but definitely not ICE.

The “Lush Life” hitmaker shared a list of her likes and dislikes on Instagram Saturday morning … telling fans she loves immigrants, queer and transgender people, promiscuous women, contraception, welfare, socialism — and even criminals.

As for the United States’ immigration enforcement agents … Larsson says she’s got no love for them — in fact, she “f***ing hates” ICE. Her statement, of course, comes as people have gathered to protest ICE’s controversial shooting of Renee Nicole Good by a member of the agency in Minnesota earlier this week.

The Swedish singer-songwriter clarified her distaste for the federal department in a follow-up post to Instagram … explaining she loves criminals because her man can’t come to the U.S. due to an old marijuana violation. Basically, Zara says her boyfriend got popped with a little weed back in the day, and the U.S.A. still won’t let him back in the country … forcing them to spend months apart each year.

Larsson then launches into a tirade against the nonviolent drug offenders — many of them Black and brown people — still locked up … adding she’d honestly rather have a crackhead smoking on her couch than an ICE agent in her house.

Ronnie Radke is taking his first steps toward figuring out who is allegedly impersonating him online … filing a lawsuit in an effort to subpoena Snapchat.

The singer and rapper filed a suit against multiple John Does earlier this week … alleging that, since at least April of last year, an individual he calls John Doe 1 has credibly impersonated him on Snapchat for “purposes of harming, intimidating, threatening and/or defrauding” others.

He’s also suing John Doe 2 — who may or may not be the same person as John Doe 1 — for allegedly impersonating him on Instagram with the same aim to defraud others.

Ronnie notes he doesn’t know the identities of these alleged impersonators … which is why he’s suing them under these fictitious names until he can figure out who they are.

We reached out to Ronnie … and, he tells us this is the first step in his plan to subpoena Snapchat to get the metadata and IP address he believes necessary to prove he never messaged anyone, including Brittany Furlan.

Ronnie says he doesn’t want money … just evidence to clear his name and prove he wasn’t hitting up Tommy Lee‘s wife last year.

As you know … Ronnie filed a temporary restraining order against Furlan earlier this week — claiming she’s harassing him online and even showed up at his house.

Furlan admitted to being catfished by someone pretending to be Ronnie last year … but recently changed her tune and claimed she was talking to the real Ronnie — before she allegedly contacted some of Ronnie’s underage fans online and encouraged them to come forward with alleged inappropriate experiences with the singer.