To add heavily to her other law clashes, in a few days Lindsay Lohan can be convicted of an alleged stealing of a necklace worth $2,500.
While L.A. prosecutors are looking into the case, Lohan’s criminal defense attorney Shawn Chapman Holley holds other views on the prospect. It’s refutable, it’s denied and it’s open to a fight… But “in court, not in the press,” as Holley’s Saturday statement to PEOPLE ran.
According to TMZ, on Monday the 24-year-old celeb may be charged with felony grand theft – but PEOPLE’s information as coming from Jane Robinson, L.A. District Attorney spokeswoman, says it’s not officially confirmed yet.
The accusation states that on January 22 Lohan left a Venice, Calif., jewelry store carrying away the unique necklace. It ended up submitted to a local LAPD station before the police arrived at her home armed with a search warrant.
As commented a trusted source, Lindsay has got too much jewelry which is too expensive to even think about pinching a trifling item like that. She walked away with the necklace in full belief that the store management permitted her to borrow it, and she still doesn’t get it why the store should report a theft to the police when it was a matter of agreement.
Lohan has currently a DUI case processing under which she is to underdo random drug testings and on February 25 to appear at a progress review hearing. More than three months back she was warned by L.A. Superior Court Judge Elden Fox that her next slip-up can get her into jail for half a year.
Another legal threat for Lohan is the investigation currently conducted by Riverside County prosecutors concerning an alleged assault of a Betty Ford Center employee.
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