Christian Bale Arrested For Assault

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Tue Jul 22, 2008 — by Alan Kistler

Christian Bale Arrested For Assault

The star of the Dark Knight is alleged to have attacked his own family.

The Envelope of the Los Angeles Times has reported that actor Christian Bale is alleged to have assaulted his mother and sister. Despite these allegations, he was allowed to attend the London premiere of The Dark Knight, after which he turned himself in to the police.

The alleged incident was believed to have taken place on Sunday night at Park Lane's Dorchester Hotel in London where Bale is staying.

Bale's mother, Jenny, 61, and sister Sharon, 40, are said to have gone to a police station in Hampshire to make the allegation, which was subsequently referred to the Metropolitan Police.

The full story can be found here.

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the dude (3:10 PM on Tue Jul 29, 2008)

it's too bad that people keep bothering Christian Bale about these rumors... he seems like a solid guy in general

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