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 Sean Penn‘s 16-year-old son Hopper Jack will NOT face charges in connection with his arrest last week at his high school in the Malibu area. 
 
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 A source close to the investigation exclusively tells RadarOnline.com that the District Attorney’s office has closed their investigation after Hopper proved that the drugs found on him were in fact prescription medication in his name. 
 
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 Hopper was taken into custody by sheriff’s deputies when the medication was discovered on him, but after an investigation, the D.A.’s office Wednesday decided no charges were warranted. Authorities will not say what type of medication was involved. 
 
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 Just as we suspected! 
 
 
 
 Sean Penn's 16-year-old son Hopper [pictured above at 12] was arrested at his school in Malibu last week and it has now been revealed it was for possession of narcotics! 
 
 The police haven't released information on exactly what kind of drugs Hopper had on him. 
 
 He could be acting out as his mother Robin Wright Penn and father recently went through with their divorce proceedings after THREE tries! 
 
 Or Hopper might just be following the sparkling example Sean Penn has set with his own reckless behavior. 
 
 Additionally, rumors are swirling that Hopper was kicked out of his Bay Area (San Francisco) high school last year because of drug offenses. 
 
 Such a shame! 
 
 [Image via WENN.]
– Sean Penn’s son, arrested last week at his Malibu high school, is not facing drug charges. Sources close to the investigation say he was picked up for drug possession, but tell Radar that the drugs—no names given—were medications prescribed to Hopper, and that the district attorney's office has shut the book on the case. Even so, Perez Hilton adds that the 16-year-old was rumored to have been kicked out of his San Francisco high school last year for drug offenses.