British model Naomi Campbell answers a question during an interview with Reuters before the Fashion For Relief Haiti fashion show and auction in London February 18, 2010. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett (BRITAIN - Tags: FASHION ENTERTAINMENT HEADSHOT)
Posted on 03/02/2010 3:22:46 PM PST by NormsRevenge
NEW YORK – A spokesman for Naomi Campbell says the model will cooperate with police after her driver accused her of slapping and punching him while he was driving her around New York City.
Spokesman Jeff Raymond says there shouldn't be a rush to judgment in Campbell's case.
Police say they're considering whether to charge Campbell after her driver told them she became enraged and started to hit him from the back seat Tuesday afternoon.
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That should be worth thirty lashes with a wet noodle on the pillory or sumfin.
British model Naomi Campbell answers a question during an interview with Reuters before the Fashion For Relief Haiti fashion show and auction in London February 18, 2010. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett (BRITAIN - Tags: FASHION ENTERTAINMENT HEADSHOT)
When are people finally gonna get fed up with the ‘stars’, be they movie, athlete, singing, t.v...????
Leni
She’ll use the Bart Simpson defense.
Celebrity bubblehead doing what celebrity bubbleheads do.
A limo driver would have no motive to lie in a case like this.
I go with the driver—————Naomi? Guilty.
NEW YORK (AFP) – Police said Tuesday they wanted supermodel Naomi Campbell for questioning in connection with an assault on her chauffeur as they drove through New York.
Police said Campbell's driver reported being struck so hard that his face slammed against the steering wheel of the moving Cadillac Escalade, bruising him beneath the right eye.
"An individual who said he was driving as the chauffeur for the model Naomi Campbell reported to a traffic enforcement officer... that she had assaulted him by hitting him in the back of the neck, causing his head to hit the steering wheel," police spokesman Paul Browne told AFP.
The driver told police he was driving Campbell through east Manhattan in the black Cadillac when she struck him.
He then stopped the car and went to speak to a traffic officer at the scene, who called the police, Browne said. The driver was treated for a "minor injury under his eye."
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