Posted on 01/08/2007 7:57:59 AM PST by Tolerance Sucks Rocks
Is it gonna be a gay movie?.......
Be still my heart.
I liked Chips as a kid, but Emergency! was way better.
This guy's gotta be 70.
"We're not here for the money," Estrada says.
I think he's being bi-truthful.
He was great in Dos Mujeres, Un Camino. I was hoping he would do some more.
What Erik really thinks about Wilmer:
A CHIPS movie? Who says Hollywood is running out of ideas?
4 in a row!!!
10-4.
MUNCIE, Ind. -- Former "CHiPs" star Erik Estrada got into an expletive-laced shouting match with a wounded community activist shortly after the man called him Emilio Estevez amid the filming of a reality television show.
Estrada, who was sworn in as a reserve officer last month for CBS' "Armed and Famous" show, was in an ambulance with Randall R. Sims, 53, when the exchange unfolded Wednesday night.
Estrada entered the ambulance after being asked to remove handcuffs from Sims, who had been stabbed in the leg during a domestic dispute.
After addressing Estrada as Emilio Estevez, Sims told him he didn't want to appear on the show, which also stars La Toya Jackson, Jack Osbourne, Wee Man and Trish Stratus.
The confrontation erupted after Sims, who led a successful push in 2004 to rename a Muncie street in honor of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., told Estrada he knew nothing about King and had only been in Muncie "for two days," The Star Press reported Friday.
Estrada told Sims he had been in town for six weeks and said he grew up in Spanish Harlem -- a rough Manhattan neighborhood King mentioned in his landmark 1967 speech calling for an end to the Vietnam War.
An exchange of obscenities followed before Estrada left the ambulance, with Sims telling the actor he intended to sue him.
Muncie Police Chief Joe Winkle told The Associated Press on Friday he had not seen footage of the confrontation, but had spoken with Estrada to let him know the incident was unacceptable.
"We talked about it last night with him, the fact that that's something we encounter all the time, that you have to get a little thicker skin," Winkle said. "With any new officer we would tell them, 'Hey, that's not how we conduct ourselves, don't get caught up in the moment, we're the ones who are professionals.' That's what we did with Erik and I think he truly understood that."
Sims was listed in fair condition Friday at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie following Wednesday night's altercation with a 28-year-old woman, who was arrested on a preliminary charge of domestic battery with a deadly weapon.
Police also filed a battery report on her behalf against Sims, who was cited for misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
IBTYAHP!
Thailand ?
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