Celebrity Celebrity Deaths Celebrity Death News ' Glee' Actor Jesse Luken Arrested, Charged with DUI After Car Crash Luken's car was the only one involved in the accident By Emily Zauzmer Emily Zauzmer Emily Zauzmer is a former digital writer at PEOPLE. She left PEOPLE in 2018. People Editorial Guidelines Published on December 26, 2018 09:47AM EST Photo: Rachel Murray/Getty Former Glee actor Jesse Luken was arrested and charged with driving under the influence after his car crashed, TMZ first reported. A citizen called police at 11:16 p.m. on Dec. 5 to report that a car had driven onto the curb, Glendale Police Department’s Public Information Officer Dan Suttles told PEOPLE. The solo car crash resulted in no injuries, though Luken’s car had a flat tire, according to Suttles. Officers had Luken take a field sobriety test and decided that there was probable cause to arrest him for driving under the influence, Suttles said. He was booked and released. Luken provided a blood sample, the results of which are still pending. Reps for Luken did not immediately return PEOPLE’s requests for comment. Naya Rivera Opens Up About Being a Working Mom: ‘Everything I Do Is’ for My Son Josey Luken, 35, played high schooler Bobby “Boom Boom” Surette on the hit musical dramedy in 2012. He has also appeared on Last Resort, Justified, Star-Crossed, Underground and other shows. Luken is among multiple Glee actors who have struggled during or after the Fox show, which aired from 2009-2015. In 2013, Cory Monteith, who played leading man Finn Hudson, died at age 31 of an overdose. RELATED VIDEO: Cory Monteith’s Mom Says He Was on Pain Meds for Dental Work Weeks Before His Tragic Overdose In January, Mark Salling, who starred as bad boy Noah “Puck” Puckerman, died by suicide at age 35, weeks before he was due to be sentenced for possession of child pornography. The case was dismissed in February. From Tragedy and Suicide to Continued Success, Where the Stars of Glee Are Now Naya Rivera, who played cheerleader Santana Lopez, was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery in November 2017 after she allegedly hit her then-husband Ryan Dorsey. The charge was dismissed in January because Dorsey decided not to pursue prosecution, prosecuting attorney Charles Miller told PEOPLE at the time.