Selma Blair exits Queens Criminal Court
Blair was accused of punching one attendant, biting another and trying to open the door, and two crew members reported injuries, officials said.
- On Sunday, actress Selma Blair was charged with second-degree assault by Queens Criminal Court following a violent incident aboard a Delta flight traveling from Los Angeles to New York.
- The 54-year-old actress allegedly punched one flight attendant, bit another, and attempted to open the plane door while airborne, prompting immediate intervention by law enforcement.
- Two flight attendants reported injuries, with one receiving hospital treatment. On Monday, Blair appeared before Judge Indira Khan in Queens Criminal Court, per court documents viewed by Variety.
- Following her arrest at John F. Kennedy airport, Blair posted $200,000 in bail, paid by credit card, and was released on Monday.
- A representative for the 'Legally Blonde' actress told Variety that Blair experienced a medical emergency that led to the alleged conduct, with the actress currently in stable condition.
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