Shia LaBeouf is standing by a documentary that depicts him allegedly initiating physical altercations against some of his acting students.

In 2018, the now 38-year-old actor started a free theater school at the Slauson Recreation Center in Los Angeles. Once formed, Shia then reportedly gave a student named Lewis O’Neil a camera, and told him to document everything that took place at the center.

Lewis then gathered over 800 hours of footage to create the project, titled Slauson Rec.

Scenes that made the cut of the documentary apparently contain multiple instances of Shia engaging physical fights, including one moment of him allegedly shoving a student named Zeke against a wall.

However, Shia has no qualms about the documentary being viewed by the public.

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“I am aware of the doc and fully support the release of the film. While my teaching methods may be unconventional for some, I am proud of the incredible accomplishments that these kids achieved,” he told Vanity Fair in a recent statement.

Shia also reportedly told the outlet that he and his partner Mia Goth are fans of the project. The actor apparently has no further involvement in the documentary other than being depicted in the footage.

Meanwhile, Lewis provided insight regarding his relationship with Shia to Vanity Fair.

“It shows a lot that he is willing to have this be out in the world and not try to stop it. He had every reason and possibility to stop it…. He’s one of the most vulnerable artists I’ve ever seen,” Lewis said.

Lewis also gave his opinion on Shia‘s behavior when asked if he considered the actor’s actions to be abusive.

“I don’t disagree with that word. I don’t want to deny the fact that it was, but I think because that word is such a trigger word — people pop on that word so fast. But yeah, it was f–ked up. Hurt people hurt people, it’s very true — and he’s a very hurt person,” he said.

In 2023, Shia‘s former girlfriend FKA Twigs accused him of sexual battery and assault, which he has denied.

A Southwest Airlines flight bound for Los Cabos, Mexico, Thursday morning returned to a Texas airport after a reported engine issue.

Flight 3006, carrying 134 passengers, landed safely at William P. Hobby Airport in Houston, according to a statement from Southwest Airlines.

After the incident, the crew followed procedures and helped passengers evacuate the aircraft onto the tarmac, according to Southwest.

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Customers will be taken to their final destination of Cabo San Lucas in Los Cabos, Mexico, the airline said.

"We appreciate the professionalism of our flight crew in responding to this situation," Southwest said in the statement. "Nothing is more important to Southwest than the safety of our customers and employees."

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On Tuesday, a Frontier Airlines flight from Florida to Puerto Rico experienced an issue during landing at Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in Puerto Rico.

Frontier Flight 5306, an Airbus A321, was landing with 228 passengers when it experienced a "mechanical problem" that resulted in one of the wheels on its landing gear breaking off, Puerto Rican newspaper El Nuevo Dia reported.

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Flight investigator Luis Irizarry told Puerto Rico’s WAPA-TV it appeared a young co-pilot was flying the plane during the incident and a captain took over to land safely.

No injuries were immediately reported, Fox News Digital previously reported.

Frontier Airlines told Fox News Digital the flight from Orlando to San Juan "experienced a hard landing upon arrival."

"The aircraft landed safely, and there were no injuries to the passengers or crew," Frontier said. "The incident is under investigation."

Fox News Digital's Stephen Sorace contributed to this report.