Hollywood star attacked flight attendants on a plane
The actress Selma Blair, known for her roles in Cruel Intentions and Legally Blonde, was accused of assaulting two flight attendants on a plane, and then a police officer and a nurse in a hospital. The actress, released on a $20,000 bond, denied the charges.

According to the allegations, the incident occurred on 11 October on flight 938 operated by Delta Air Lines on the Los Angeles–New York route.
It was alleged that Blair bit one flight attendant during the flight and injured another.
He was also accused of assault in the hospital.
After the plane landed at JFK Airport in New York and Blair was taken to the hospital, it was alleged that he kicked a police officer during the transfer and a nurse in the hospital.
The actor appeared before the judge on two separate second‑degree assault charges related to the incidents and denied the accusations.
Statement from his lawyer about his health.
Blair's lawyer argued that the player had worked long hours before the flight, had hit his head on the plane, and had not received his medication, stating that the incident was linked to a serious health issue and confusion. The player's representative also announced that a medical emergency occurred during the incident and that the health condition was stable.
While the FBI investigation into the incident continues, Blair's next hearing is expected to take place on January 19, 2027.
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