Selma Blair apologizes for flight incident that led to her arrest
Selma Blair apologized on Friday, in her first public comments since being arrested over an alleged assault on a flight to New York.
Selma Blair apologized on Friday in her first public remarks since her arrest earlier this month. NBC News reports she apologized to "the people that I disappointed." ABC News reports she said in a video, "I take this very seriously."
CBS News says the arrest followed an alleged violent incident on a flight to New York. NBC News says she was arrested on assault charges. Fox News reports she allegedly tried to open an airplane door in midflight. The other outlets, in the portions provided, do not mention the door.
The allegations have not been proven. The reports do not detail the charges or the status of the case.
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- Fox NewsSelma Blair breaks silence weeks after arrest for assualt for allegedly attempting to open door midflightFri, Oct 30, 6:26 PM EDT
- Fox NewsSelma Blair breaks silence weeks after arrest for alleged assaultFri, Oct 30, 6:26 PM EDT
- ABC NewsSelma Blair apologizes in video weeks after arrest: 'I take this very seriously'Fri, Oct 30, 6:56 PM EDT
- NBC NewsSelma Blair apologizes to the ‘people that I dissapointed’ after plane incident arrestFri, Oct 30, 7:33 PM EDT
- CBS NewsActress Selma Blair addresses midair meltdownSat, Oct 31, 12:18 PM EDT
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- Fri, Oct 30, 7:10 PM EDT, 2 outlets: Selma Blair speaks out weeks after arrest on airplane assault allegation