Seth Rogen Reacts to McLovin Fake ID Arrest of 20-Year-Old

His Officer Michaels let slide the fake ID in "Superbad" -- but Seth Rogen appears satisfied "McLovin" was finally brought to justice for underage drinking.

On Thursday the film's co-writer and star reacted to the news that a 20-year-old Iowa man was arrested in a bar carrying the infamous drivers license from his 2007 hit comedy.

"My work here is done," the 37-year-old tweeted, along with a link to the news article.

The man, whose real name is Daniel Burleson, was charged with public intoxication, first offense under the legal age in a bar, first offense possession of alcohol under the legal age, and possession of a fictitious license, ID card or form, WNDU reported.

While all of the charges are simple misdemeanors, the possession of the fictitious license is a serious one.

The fake ID was a carbon copy of the one Christopher Mintz-Plasse used to purchase alcohol while underage in "Superbad", which Rogen co-wrote with Evan Goldberg.

According to police, the University of Iowa business student was approached by an officer around 12:30 a.m. on Friday morning, after he spotted him holding what looked like an alcoholic drink in his hand; he said Burleson admitted it contained vodka.

The cop said Burleson initially refused to show him any ID, but when he did it confirmed he was aged 20, a year shy of the legal drinking age.

The officer said he then asked Burleson if had any fake IDs, and he insisted he didn't. But when he searched his wallet, he found a Hawaii one belonging to the mononymous McLovin, with a listed birth-date of 06/03/1981, which would make the owner 38 years old.

He told the officer he had bought the ID from Amazon.

The officer claimed Burleson smelled strongly of alcohol, had slurred speech, had bloodshot and watery eyes, and that he refused a post-arrest breathalyzer test.

He was booked Johnson County jail, and released later that morning.

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