Police Detain 'Django Unchained' Actress After 911 Call
The actress Daniele Watts, who appeared in the 2012 Quentin Tarantino film ‘Django Unchained’ was briefly detained by police in Hollywood for indecent exposure after a 911 call.
“We’re here to see Mr. Calvin Ken.” [Via CNN]
The actress Daniele Watts, who appeared in the 2012 Quentin Tarantino film ‘Django Unchained’ was briefly detained by police in Hollywood for indecent exposure after a 911 call.
“An actress in an Oscar winning movie says she was humiliated when police thought she may have been a prostitute.” [Via KCBS]
Watts commented on the incident via her Facebook page, saying she was handcuffed by police after kissing her boyfriend while they were sitting in their car, fully clothed.
Her comment was posted along with a picture of her crying in handcuffs standing next to a police officer.
“Home video posted online shows actress Daniele Watts in tears as she talks to an LAPD officer who detained her.” [Via KABC]
Someone called 911 to report a couple engaging in indecent exposure in their silver Mercedes.
A prepared statement from the Los Angeles Police Department is quoted saying: “Upon further investigation it was determined that no crime had been committed. Ms. Watts and her companion were subsequently released.”
“We’re here to see Mr. Calvin Ken.” [Via CNN]
The actress Daniele Watts, who appeared in the 2012 Quentin Tarantino film ‘Django Unchained’ was briefly detained by police in Hollywood for indecent exposure after a 911 call.
“An actress in an Oscar winning movie says she was humiliated when police thought she may have been a prostitute.” [Via KCBS]
Watts commented on the incident via her Facebook page, saying she was handcuffed by police after kissing her boyfriend while they were sitting in their car, fully clothed.
Her comment was posted along with a picture of her crying in handcuffs standing next to a police officer.
“Home video posted online shows actress Daniele Watts in tears as she talks to an LAPD officer who detained her.” [Via KABC]
Someone called 911 to report a couple engaging in indecent exposure in their silver Mercedes.
A prepared statement from the Los Angeles Police Department is quoted saying: “Upon further investigation it was determined that no crime had been committed. Ms. Watts and her companion were subsequently released.”