All articles tagged with #entertainment crime
Actor Jonathan Tucker is being praised for his heroic actions in stopping a home invasion in Hancock Park, Los Angeles. Tucker intervened when he saw a man, later found to be suffering from a mental illness episode, enter a neighbor's home where a mother and her three children were present. The intruder was apprehended by police without causing physical harm to the family.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs is under federal investigation for allegations of sex trafficking, sexual misconduct, money laundering, and illegal drug activities. The probe follows multiple lawsuits, including one from ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, accusing him of rape and abuse. Authorities have conducted searches of Combs' homes, and evidence, including video footage, is being reviewed. The investigation could lead to an indictment, with the Justice Department potentially using the RICO statute to prosecute, similar to the case against R. Kelly.
The family of former "General Hospital" star Johnny Wactor, who was killed in downtown Los Angeles while confronting suspects stealing his car's catalytic converter, has spoken out about their loss. Wactor's mother, brothers, and former fiancée expressed their grief and called for community changes. Police have not made any arrests. Wactor was known for his role as Brando Corbin on "General Hospital" and appeared in various other TV shows and films.
"Parasite" director Bong Joon-ho and other South Korean artists are calling for a thorough investigation into the death of actor Lee Sun-kyun, who was found dead in his car in what is widely seen as a suicide following a police investigation into his alleged drug use. They question the police's handling of the investigation and media's sensationalized coverage of Lee's private life, urging officials to protect human rights in criminal investigations. South Korea has strict anti-drug laws and a high suicide rate, with a history of celebrity suicides linked to online abuse and cyberbullying.
Actress and stuntwoman Carrie Bernans, known for her work in "The Color Purple" and Marvel films, was critically injured in a hit-and-run incident in New York City on New Year's Day. The accident occurred when a car crashed into the outdoor dining area of a Manhattan restaurant, injuring eight people, including Bernans. Graphic photos shared by her mother on Instagram show the severity of her injuries, which include broken bones, fractures, and chipped teeth. Bernans' mother expressed gratitude for her daughter's life and hope for her recovery, despite the traumatic experience. Bernans was not with her newborn son at the time, who was safely in a hotel with family.
Carrie Bernans, a stuntwoman known for her work in "Black Panther" and "The Color Purple," was hospitalized after being injured in a hit-and-run incident in NYC on New Year's Day. The driver, who caused multiple collisions, is pending charges. Bernans suffered several injuries but is grateful to be alive and is focused on recovery and her new role as a mother. She has expressed her resilience and thanks for the support received during this challenging time.