Showing posts with label leaves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leaves. Show all posts

Friday, April 20, 2012

Lindsay Lohan leaves Beso answers questions about earlier Police incident

Lindsay Lohan leaves Beso answers questions about earlier Police incident Tube. Duration : 1.27 Mins.


Actress Lindsay Lohan celebrates her birthday bash at Eva Longoria's Beso restaurant in Hollywood, Ca. July 2, 2010. When asked by the cameraman if it is legal for her to jump out of a car pulled over by the cops, Lindsay replied; that the police said she could exit her SUV and she didn't think it had anything to do with her being a celeb thus leaving her assistant Elinore deal with the ticket. Her assistant was driving the SUV when it got pulled over outside Beso - Lindsay made a sharp exit and made her way into the restaurant - leaving Elinore to deal with the police! The cops told us she was cited for running a stop sign, having covered license plates and tinted windows. Lindsay recently re-hired her assistant, known only as Elinore, after she resigned in June supposedly due to the erratic hours and odd behavior involved with the job. UPDATE: Lindsay Lohan sentenced to 90 days in jail and 90 in rehab Despite young actress' tearful pleas, judge issues tough sentence for repeated probation violations, recounting a list of instances in which Lohan lied to the court and to law enforcement. A Beverly Hills judge Tuesday sentenced Lindsay Lohan to 90 days in jail for repeatedly violating the terms of her probation, ignoring the actress' tearful pleas for one more chance. In a dramatic courtroom showdown, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Marsha N. Revel listened as Lohan promised to do better and defended her failure to attend weekly alcohol education classes and ...

Tags: celebs, lindsay lohan, lilo, eva longoria, police, lapd, beso, restaurant, hollywood, worldmonitortv, ali lohan, British socialite, driving, ticket, redlight, licence, plates, tinted, windows, repeated probation violations, law enforcement, drunk driving accidents, Judge Marsha N. Revel

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Lindsay Lohan leaves jail, posts 300K bail and Returns Home amidst Media Frenzy!

Lindsay Lohan leaves jail, posts 300K bail and Returns Home amidst Media Frenzy! Tube. Duration : 1.40 Mins.


Lindsay Lohan leaves jail, posts 0K bail and Returns Home amidst Media Frenzy! Actress Lindsay Lohan left jail late Friday night outside Los Angeles, avoiding a nearly monthlong sentence handed to her after she failed a drug test. The troubled actress was freed shortly before midnight after posting 0000 bail, an LA County Sheriff's Department spokesman said Saturday. A judge rode to Lohan's rescue last night in a surprise ending worthy of a Hollywood script. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg cleared the way for the starlet's release from jail on 0000 bail just hours after another judge tossed her in the pokey without bail for flunking a drug test. The last-minute twist came after Lohan's ace lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley filed an appeal arguing the "Mean Girls" star was unlawfully whisked away in handcuffs following a morning court appearance. "There is no question that Ms. Lohan is entitled to bail while her alleged probation violation is being adjudicated," Chapman Holley claimed in her lightning-fast writ of habeas corpus. Schnegg agreed, ruling that Judge Elden Fox overstepped his authority when he stripped the relapsed redhead of her 00 sandals and had deputies haul her away in handcuffs. Schnegg said California law guarantees defendants bail in misdemeanor cases and set bail along with some stringent conditions, including a new booze-monitoring SCRAM anklet - the actress' third. Lohan's bail bondsman said earlier in the day he was prepared ...

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