Laguna Beach Diver Arrested: Future Dives Up in the Air [VIDEO]

LAGUNA BEACH, CA — YouTube tells the story of a Laguna Niguel adrenaline junkie diver. The GoPro jumper has millions of fans, either impressed with his jumping prowess or waiting for him to "hit the pavement." Either way, the Laguna Beach Police Department, working with the Newport Beach Police Department and Orange County District Attorney's Office, arrested the mysterious GoPro Diver on Wednesday for misdemeanor trespassing charges.

Known in YouTube circles as "8Booth," the masked diver's MO is entering private property to dive into pools or ocean waters in Laguna Beach and Newport Beach. He then posts video footage on YouTube and fans view and comment on his stunts. (Scroll to the end to see his last Newport Beach death-defying dive).

On Wednesday, officers in Laguna Beach served an arrest warrant against a Laguna Niguel resident charging him with trespassing for his highly publicized crimes.

The 28-year-old Laguna Niguel man, Anthony Booth Armer, faces two counts of unauthorized entry of a dwelling and one count of trespassing with the intent to interfere with business, all misdemeanors.

Newport Beach Police Department is working with Laguna Beach Police Department on the case.

Armer is accused of posting several videos on YouTube, using the alias "8 Booth." He posts GoPro camera videos of himself jumping off private rooftops and cliffs into the ocean or private hotel swimming pools in Laguna Beach and Newport Beach, according to Laguna Beach police Sgt. Tim Kleiser.

"In one of the videos, Armer is seen jumping from the roof of a condo complex into a swimming pool where he nearly struck another swimmer," Kleiser said. "No one was hurt in that incident."

An Orange County District Attorney report says that Armer allegedly vaulted over a retaining wall into a private residence in Laguna Beach on July 21.

"He got up on the roof without the homeowner's permission and jumped into the ocean near Table Rock Beach," the OCDA's office stated.

On Sept. 29, he allegedly got up to the fifth floor of the Surf and Sand Hotel in Laguna Beach and jumped into a gated, guest-only pool.

His last posted jump, recorded on Oct. 6 per the YouTube, has received more than 6 million views for the death-defying feat.

"On Oct. 6, Armer allegedly jumped from the roof of Newport Towers, a private residential building on West Coast Highway in Newport Beach, and jumped into the harbor waters," prosecutors said.

Quoted on the video, 8Booth offered his thanks to his audience.

"Thanks everyone for waiting on this insane video, I promise it was worth the wait! Massive 129' building drop into the Harbor dodging a dock. Recorded with a GoPro Hero 5 Black (mouth mounted) and a Hero 5 Session (hand mount)," he said. "Subscribe for more sick jumps and don't try this at home, I'm a professional."

Whether or not 8Booth, aka Armer, will be making more jumps is up in the air at this time.

Image, Youtube Screenshot