Selma Blair apologizes after alleged flight incident
Entertainment · First reported 30 Oct, 22:21 · Updated 08:57
Selma Blair apologized in an Instagram video to people she said she had hurt or alarmed. She has pleaded not guilty to assault charges over allegations involving a nurse and a police officer on a flight from Los Angeles to New York; the case is ongoing.
- Blair said she was sorry to people she had hurt, frightened or alarmed, and said she was taking care of her health and her son.
- She pleaded not guilty to state assault charges over allegations that she kicked a nurse and a police officer after an incident on a flight from Los Angeles to New York.
- Her lawyer said her actions were not intentional and attributed her condition to missed medication, a head injury and other factors; Blair’s next hearing was set for January.
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- Plea
- Blair pleaded not guilty to state assault charges.
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- She is accused of kicking a nurse and a police officer after an incident on a flight from Los Angeles to New York.
- Next hearing
- Set for January.
- Bail
- A judge set bail at $20,000 cash or $60,000 bond.
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