Christian Bale ARRESTED for assaulting mum and sister
Posted by heatworld on Tuesday 22 Jul 2008
Filed under: Christian Bale, Brush with the law
This morning we brought you the news that actor Christian Bale had been accused of assaulting his own mum and sister on Sunday night. Despite the claims, the actor still turned up on the red carpet at last night’s Batman premiere. However, he’s now been arrested over the allegations. The American Psycho star allegedly attacked his mother Jenny, 61, and sister Sharon, 40, at London’s Dorchester Hotel. A Scotland Yard spokesman confirmed: “A 34-year-old man attended a London Police Station on Tuesday by appointment and was arrested in connection with an allegation of assault. He currently remains in custody.” Bloody hell, we didn’t see this one coming.
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angie25
i bet it was just him showing off his bat cape and it hit them in the face by accident and they got slightly peed off, or maybe they prefered george clooney as batman instead!
Clairei
Pah that's no fun.... I was thinking more of play fighting like pulling hair and shouting "It's not faiiiirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, he hit me!" at your Mum.
JohnTarbet71
you never ever raise your hand to your parents ever! There's far too little respect for ones elders these days and when this sort of thing happends with someone kids look up to it's shocking! Life is far too damn short.
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