Lindsey Lohan Busted......Again!!

tigsmom

Well-Known Member
She is a beautiful girl and from all accounts quite talented.
She doesn't come from the most stable of families, so maybe she is lacking in some of that parental wisdom she needs so much.

Mom taking an underage kid to the clubs to party with is not my idea of a role model. :shrug:
 

DDuckFan130

Well-Known Member
It's Britney Spears...not Brittany. Ok I feel better :lookaroun

I thought Lindsay was great in the remake of The Parent Trap. It really is a shame what has happened.
 

prberk

Well-Known Member
She is a beautiful girl and from all accounts quite talented.
She doesn't come from the most stable of families, so maybe she is lacking in some of that parental wisdom she needs so much.

Mom taking an underage kid to the clubs to party with is not my idea of a role model. :shrug:


I agree.
 

MAF

Well-Known Member
It's Britney Spears...not Brittany. .
You know, I've noticed that a lot of people "pretend" that they don't know how to spell her name correctly because if they did someone might think they are a fan or something. It's not that hard to remember....
 

DDuckFan130

Well-Known Member
You know, I've noticed that a lot of people "pretend" that they don't know how to spell her name correctly because if they did someone might think they are a fan or something. It's not that hard to remember....
I own her first three albums.

Whoa that felt so much better :lookaroun
 

Nemo14

Well-Known Member
I wasn't pretending - I'm just old! :ROFLOL:

In any event, the girl is definitely addicted and needs more help than these celebrity "clinics" are giving. Time for tough love!
 

miles1

Active Member
If you think that it's just celebrity justice that isn't right, just read this. This happened in a quiet town about 20 miles from our home this week. Check out the records of the two suspects.

http://www.nbc30.com/news/13742896/detail.html?dl=mainclick


Suspects In Cheshire Home Invasion Had Long Criminal Pasts

POSTED: 9:04 am EDT July 24, 2007
UPDATED: 9:33 pm EDT July 24, 2007


HARTFORD, Conn. --

Two men described by authorities as career criminals were arraigned Tuesday in the home invasion and arson that took the lives of three members of a Cheshire family.

Joshua Komisarjevsky, 26, of Cheshire, and Steven Hayes, 44, of Winsted, were formally charged with assault, first-degree aggravated sexual assault, kidnapping, burglary, robbery and arson. They were each ordered held in lieu of $15 million bond.


State police have said that additional criminal charges are likely to be filed.

The two men, both in orange prison jumpsuits and shackles, did not enter pleas, and answered only "Yes" when asked if they understood their rights.

Jennifer Hawke-Petit, 48, and her daughters, 17-year-old Hayley Petit and 11-year-old Michaela, were found dead Monday inside their burning home after the family had been held hostage for hours, police said.

Authorities said Hawke-Petit was strangled while her daughters died of smoke inhalation. Authorities added that the three were killed in the attack and their deaths were ruled as homicides.

The father, Dr. William Petit Jr., 50, was severely injured, but escaped the burning home and managed to tell police what happened.

Authorities were tipped off that the family was in danger by employees at a local bank when one of the suspects accompanied Hawke-Petit to make a withdrawal around 9:30 a.m. on Monday. Bank employees became suspicious and called police, who drove to the Petit home in the quiet suburb.

Police said they found the house in flames and the suspects trying to flee the driveway in the family's stolen SUV. Komisarjevky and Hayes were caught after ramming several police cars.

A bail commissioner said Hayes and Komisarjevky each have records that include over 20 prior burglaries, and both had been out of prison on parole.

Authorities did not say what they believe led the pair to the Petit home.

The Charges:

Joshua Komisarjevsky, 26, of Cheshire, was charged with:
One count of assault in the first degree
One count of aggravated sexual assault in the first degree
Four counts of kidnapping in the first degree
One count of burglary in the first degree
One count of arson in the first degree
One count of conspiracy to commit arson in the first degree
Two counts of larceny in the first degree
One count of robbery in the first degree
One count of risk of injury

Steven Hayes, 44, of Winsted, Conn., was charged with:
One count of aggravated sexual assault in the first degree
Four counts of kidnapping in the first degree
One count of burglary in the first degree
One count of arson in the first degree
One count of conspiracy to commit arson in the first degree
Two counts of larceny in the first degree
One count of robbery in the first degree
One count of risk of injury

The Suspects’ Criminal Pasts:

Hayes has been arrested 24 times in the past 27 years. He was first arrested on burglary and larceny charges in 1980. Other arrests include more burglaries, drug and weapons charges and forgery.

In 2003 he was sentenced to five years after a burglary conviction. He served almost three years before being released to a halfway house in June 2006.

Hayes was granted parole in May, just two months before allegedly breaking into the Petit's home early Monday morning.

Komisarjevsky, 26, lived in Cheshire on North Brooksvale Road and had worked at Hartford Restoration Services in years past.

Komisarjevsky is a convicted burglar, arrested four times over the past five years for burglarizing 19 victims.

He was first arrested in 2002 and then sentenced to nine years in 2003 on burglary charges. He served three years in prison and was released to a halfway house in June 2006.

Komisarjevsky and Hayes were both in halfway houses at the same time, but it is unclear if they were in the same one.


If the California justice system applies the same standards to Ms. Lohan's offenses as the Connecticut justice system applied to these two menaces, she should be serving a sentence of about 15 minutes.
 

hls1023

New Member
Original Poster
She surrounds herself with people that are no good for her. I'm sure she doesn't get an honest opinion from anyone around her for fear that she will fire them and they will lose their meal ticket. It also doesn't help that her spokespeople keep shoving down her throat the fact that her addiction is a disease. I think thats BS and completely removes any responsability on her part to get better. Ooooh! I have a disease and I can't help myself. Loser. I am willing to bet that if she spends any time in jail it won't be more than 30 days.
 

DDuckFan130

Well-Known Member
Lohan Defends Herself After Arrest
By SANDY COHEN, AP Entertainment Writer
5 hours ago


LOS ANGELES - Lindsay Lohan says she's innocent.

The 21-year-old actress was arrested and released on bail for investigation of misdemeanor driving under the influence and with a suspended license, and felony cocaine possession, early Tuesday in Santa Monica, less than two weeks after completing her second trip to rehab.

"I am innocent ... did not do drugs they're not mine. I was almost hit by my assistant Tarin's mom I appreciate everyone giving me my privacy," Lohan wrote in an e-mail to "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush, the show reported on its Web site Tuesday night.

Police found cocaine in one of Lohan's pockets during a pre-booking search, Sgt. Shane Talbot said. Police initially said Lohan was also being booked for investigation of transporting a narcotic but later said she was not.

Police received a 911 call from the mother of Lohan's former personal assistant saying that Lohan was chasing her in an SUV, said Lt. Alex Padilla. The assistant had quit hours before, he said.

Authorities found Lohan and the woman in a "heated debate" in the parking lot of Santa Monica's Civic Auditorium at about 1:30 a.m.

Lohan's arrest comes as she still faces DUI allegations connected to a Memorial Day weekend hit-and-run crash in Beverly Hills. The actress completed more than six weeks in rehab less than two weeks ago, and had checked into a recovery clinic in January.

She had worn an alcohol-monitoring ankle bracelet since her July 13 release from rehab and was tested daily to support her sobriety, her attorney, Blair Berk, said. She said Lohan had relapsed and was receiving medical care at an undisclosed location. Lohan's publicist, Leslie Sloane Zelnik, had no comment.

Lohan joins a long list of young actors who have battled problems with drugs, alcohol, or both. They include River Phoenix, Drew Barrymore, Corey Feldman, Anissa Jones, Danny Bonaduce and Macaulay Culkin.

Phoenix, who starred in "Stand By Me" as a teen, died outside a Hollywood nightclub in 1993 from a lethal combination of cocaine and heroin. He was 23. Feldman, his "Stand By Me" co-star, also battled addiction and was arrested for heroin possession when he was 19.

Jones, who played Buffy on TV's "Family Affair," was just 18 when she died of a drug overdose in 1976. Bonaduce found fame at 10 as a star of "The Partridge Family," only to struggle with addiction and homelessness as a teenager. Culkin, best known for his starring turn in the kid-friendly "Home Alone" films, was busted in his early 20s for possession of pot and Xanax.

Barrymore, 32, has fared best. After going to rehab for drugs and alcohol at 13, she is a sought-after actress and filmmaker with her own production company, Flower Films.

Dr. David Deitch, an addiction specialist for more than 40 years and director of Phoenix House, a national nonprofit provider of substance-abuse treatments, said the glitter and glamor of Hollywood could be partly to blame.

"That life is all about the excitement, drama and peak performance followed by a letdown that gets medicated with entertainment and medication," he said.

Deitch said the average age at which children start using drugs has dropped every decade since the 1960s, and that today's youngsters start experimenting with drugs about age 12.

"The earlier the age of onset of chronic drug-taking, the greater the prognosis is for long-term problems," he said.

The actress was chastised last summer for repeatedly arriving late to the set of "Georgia Rule," and her latest legal troubles may cost her movie roles. She was set to start shooting "Poor Things," a comedy featuring Shirley MacLaine, when she entered rehab in May. The film's producers, who previously had supported Lohan, would not say Tuesday whether she would be part of the production.

Lohan is still set to appear in the film "Dare to Love Me," which is to begin shooting this summer, said Michael Sands, a consultant for production company Bowline Entertainment.

"The producers have compassion and kindness for her, so for now she's insured and still with the movie," he said. "She hasn't been convicted of any crimes."

All Hollywood productions need insurance, and troublesome or troubled actors can often stand in the way of that requirement.

"I don't see how she's employable for the next 18 months," said longtime publicist Michael Levine, who does not represent Lohan. "Who's going to insure her?"

Lohan's latest film, "I Know Who Killed Me," is set to open Friday.
 

dandaman

Well-Known Member
It's a good thing that we're talking about Lindsay Lohan and not Monica Lewinski. :lookaroun

Y'know, I knew this would happen as soon as I posted that. Decided to keep it anyway. :lol:

Anyone catch "Rob Schneider as Lindsay Lohan" on the Tonight Show Tuesday?
 

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