Gossip: Charlie Sheen
The woman who locked herself in the bathroom during Charlie Sheen’s alleged hotel rampage plans to sue for battery and false imprisonment.
The woman who locked herself in the bathroom during Charlie Sheen’s alleged hotel rampage last month filed a police report this week alleging that he choked her, said People.com. Capri Anderson said in an interview that she plans to sue for battery and false imprisonment, and that a crazed Sheen yelled racial slurs, threw a lamp at her, and choked her after snorting white powder. “It wasn’t until he put his hands around my neck that I really thought to myself, ‘You have gotten yourself in a bad, bad situation,’” she said. Sheen’s lawyer announced a countersuit for $1 million, calling Anderson “an opportunistic pornographic film star and publicity-hungry scam artist” who was engaged in “extortion.”
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